Vol 25, No 9 (1929)

With the development of pathological anatomy (resp. Histology), it has become quite common that a part of a clinical diagnosis, and sometimes its main essence, receive a response from the named discipline. The pathologist most often in such cases has to deal with tissue pieces biopsied or scraped out in various ways, with blastomas and whole organs removed surgically. In more rare cases, self-excreted tissue parts serve as material.

In our previous report (Kaz. Med. Zhurn. 1929 No.1, we showed that by subcutaneous vaccination of a person with cultures of the original race of our spirochete Obermeier strain killed by heating at 60 ° C, it is possible to inform the body of immunity against subsequent artificial infection a living culture of the same race, the spirochetes.

Individual operations, sometimes quite complex, are done in various areas of it, but they do not have the character of an integral, consistent system resting on a certain principle, but rather look like accidentally successful surgical attempts, usually associated with various combinations of anesthesia methods.

The issue of renal diseases has undergone significant changes in a relatively short time and has been enriched by new facts. The classification of Volchard and Fahr, combining the pathological and anatomical and clinical worldviews, constituted a major stage in the history of the development of the clinic of renal diseases. Further development of the issue opened up completely new horizons.

Until recently, neuropathologists have been paying great attention to diseases of the peripheral nervous system. Among these diseases, there are often cases of damage to the brachial and lumbosacral plexus. Inflammations of the brachial plexus are observed more often than the lumbosacral plexus, and a number of works are devoted to their study (Dricheue, Erb, Oppenheim, Flaubert, Dejerine - Klumpke, Dejerine, Gysi, Bernehardt, Unger, Kramer, etc.). The question of inflammation of the lumbosacral plexus is poor in literature and, in our opinion, has not been sufficiently developed to date.

The army employed in transport, in particular in water transport, is one of the largest. According to the data of the only “census of employees on steam and non-steam vessels”, made in 1901 and covering 1059 steam and 4289 non-steam vessels of the Volga basin, for the period of the steam fleet, the latter employed: 16058 people. in the steam room and 21452 people. in the non-steam fleet.

19 / II, 1929, a trackman at one of the distant stations G., 26 years old, married with children, turned to me for help. Almost two years ago, in a circle of guys, they argued: who can put a nut on a penis. Betting. G. planted a 7 ⁄ inch (160 g) nut all the way to the root of his penis and won the bet. And when he wanted to take it back, it turned out to be impossible due to the swelling of the penis that quickly set in.

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, described for the first time in 1869 - 1874 by Charcot and Joffrois and which received more accurate and complete coverage in the future thanks to the studies of Flсhsig, is known to be characterized by primary systemic degeneration along the cortical-muscular pathway, including here, in addition to the spinal cord department, and bulbar, related to the muscles of the face, tongue, soft palate, etc.; the entire conductive path is not always captured, but only a significant part of it

The XVI Party Conference in its appeal to all workers and toiling peasants of the Soviet Union on socialist emulation points out: “Gigantic tasks have been set by history for the working people of our country. In a relatively short historical period, we must catch up and overtake the advanced capitalist countries in technical and economic terms, carrying out the socialist reconstruction of the entire national economy.

The issues of the improvement of cities and villages are currently acquiring important economic and political importance in connection with the large-scale construction that is now being carried out in the Union. The importance of the All-Union plumbing and sanitary-technical congresses is growing every year.

Доктор М. Е. Седы X. Редкий случай извлечения конкремента из брюшной полости. Напечатано в № 6 „Каз. мед. журнал «за 1929 г. — Прения: проф. П. М. Красин, доктор И. Л. Цимхес, доктор Сызганов, пр.-доп. В. А. Гусынин и проф. В. Л. Боголюбов, подчеркнувший интересный случай, особенно темный вопрос происхождения конкрементов.

The meeting was attended by a veteran of Russian surgery prof. V. I. Razumovsky, to which the chairman of the section prof. V.L.Bogolyubov made a short welcoming speech and offered to preside over this meeting. Having assumed the chairmanship, prof. V. I. Razumovsky made a short speech, saying that he was especially pleased to be at this meeting, since he had many years of work and many memories associated with Kazan surgery, and he still lovingly follows the success of Kazan surgery.

The question of the pathogenesis of kidney disease in recent years has undergone a great revision and in connection with a change in views in this area, new data have appeared in the field of prevention and therapeutic measures.

One cannot but welcome the appearance of a Russian translation of a small collection of speeches by prof. Witke, which vividly outline the state of a number of the most important problems of modern psychiatry.

The book is devoted to the study of voluntary posture and movement, especially from the point of view of electro-physiological research. In the introduction, the author gives a definition of voluntary movement and methods of study, consisting in recording the flow of movement, establishing the forces that cause movement, and establishing the uniformity of innervation.

Starting from the current academic year at Kazan University, at the medical faculty, according to the proposal of the Main Profobor, a continuous industrial practice of students is being introduced, which will consist of the work of students of the II, III and IV courses in pharmacies, NKZ hospitals as support staff, work in dispensaries, with sanitary doctors, sanitary inspectors, smallpox vaccination, etc.