Vol 36, No 6 (1940)

The risk of perforation, bleeding from an ulcer, its cancerous degeneration associated with leaving an ulcer during gastroenterostomy in place, a relatively high percentage of unsuccessful long-term results from gastroenterostomy (g-e) and other less effective methods of surgical treatment of gastric ulcers and 12 duodenal ulcers intestines - naturally, for a long time, surgeons have directed the thought of surgeons to greater radicalism in the treatment of gastric ulcer and duodenal ulcer, to the development of methods in which the ulcer itself would be removed.

War, along with a huge number of different injuries, gives a lot of frostbite. This is understandable if we take into account the inevitability of the presence of fighters in the open air under any meteorological conditions, the inevitability of large movements of military units and the need for a long, sometimes motionless position in ambushes and guards.

Intestinal perforation, occurring in approximately 2-3% of typhoid fever cases, is one of the most serious complications.

Needles, as a remedy for scurvy, have been used for a long time. Thus, in 1535, Jacques Cartier, the leader of a naval expedition to Newfoundland, used a decoction of American pine needles to treat scurvy, which had spread among his crew.

In recent years, a number of works of both clinical and experimental nature have appeared in the literature (almost exclusively in foreign), indicating the beneficial effect of belladonna root preparations on the phenomena of parkinsonism. In 1926, the Bulgarian pharmacist Raev began to successfully treat Parkinson's patients with wine decoction of some roots and pills; besides, he gave some root to chew.

The clinical picture of gastric diverticula does not give any pronounced symptom complex.

A long list of drugs empirically used to treat diabetes insipidus could be cited, reflecting the ineffectiveness of therapy.

The influence of diseases of the upper respiratory tract on the body as a whole and its individual organs is very significant.

Ed. 1938. Contains 251 pages with an alphabetical index.

The Journal. of the American. Medical. Ass. Vol. 112, № 15. April 15, 1939, p. 1457.

Ann. pediatric!, Vol. 153, № 2, 1939.

J. Атт- Ass. Т. 115 № И, 14-IX 1940.

J. Am. Med. Ass. Т. 112 № 15,5—IV 1939

Denn. Wo- chenschr., Bd 110, № 15, 1940.

Arch. f. Dermat.. Bd. 180, S. 98, 1940.

Presse Med. ап. 47, № 8, 28/1-1939. 139.

Americ. Journ. of Surg. vol 39, № 2, 1938

In recent years, there has been a sharp decline in population growth in England and Wales, and for 1933 the reproduction rate is expressed at 0.845.

The speaker reports on the clinical results of the treatment of military trauma using the Vishnevsky methods (novocaine block, ointment oil-balsamic dressing) in a rear hospital.

Literature data on the incidence of epilepsy after trauma vary from 1% to 20%. The nature of the injury and its localization matter. Traumatic epilepsy is divided into 2 categories - early and late epilepsy.

The author shared his experience in treating cranial wounds in a hospital army base.

During the war with the White Finns, the author, while working at the Army hospital base, treated large joints with gunshot wounds.

The speaker shares his experience in laying down. institutions of the military district. Observations concern the issue of surgical treatment and methods of pain relief in wounded patients with gas gangrene.

In the propedeutic surgical clinic of the KSMI, Geksenal has been used intramuscularly since 1938.

B-noi S., 21 years old, was admitted with complaints of a tumor in the lower abdomen.

4 years ago the patient underwent an appendectomy operation.

published in Kazan Medical. magazine

For treatment, an intravenous live vaccine from a non-acid-resistant strain of tubercle bacillus was used.

The report was published in Kaz. medical. magazine. No. 3, 1940.

During the celebration of the twentieth anniversary of the Kazan GIDUV on 14-16 VI 1940, a scientific session was organized, at which 3 plenary sessions and 15 sectional sessions were held.

On September 14, 1940, one of the oldest social workers in our Union, Professor Moisei Markovich Grai, died in Moscow.