Vol 32, No 1 (1932)

In No. 11-12 of the Kazan medical journal for 1931, in the editorial article that opens the issue, a rather significant place is devoted to an assessment of two of my works that appeared in the same journal (1,2). Completely and completely in solidarity with the guidelines of the Editors developed at the beginning of the article, which, as the very title of the article indicates, takes as the basis of all its work the practical implementation of the instructions of Comrade Stalin on the fight against alien theories and on vigilance on the ideological front, I cannot agree with the assessment of my works given in the article, as allegedly imbued with theories alien to dialectical materialism, and revealing mechanistic attitudes.

In 1911 prof. Volkovich reported 128 cases of scleroma, recorded at different times in b. Russia. Of these, 27 (21 %) cases were from the Ukrainian Polesie (former okrugs - Volynskiy, Korostenskiy, Shepetovskiy and part of the former Volyn province, now occupied by Poland). Thus, already 20 years ago in Polesie there was a nested spread of scleroma, while in the rest of Russia (USSR) isolated cases were observed, and even those were almost all from ethnographic Ukraine. For 15 years (1911-1926) Kordatova collected statistical data on 150 6, of which 8 from the Ukr. Polesie. Kalina (Odessa) notes 3 cases from here.

The attention of all organizations of the ROKK is focused on servicing logging, logging and timber rafting, the main leading industry in the region. The most distant organizations of the ROKK ‘a are in the Komi region, in the Nentsky district — along the Pechora and the coast of the Arctic Ocean, in the Menzezhsky and Onega districts.

In recent years, we have used the following methods in the treatment of articular rheumatism: 1) intravenous infusion of the so-called Attritin — 16% salicylic sodium solution + 4% coffeini n.- salic solution. 2) Intramuscular injections of milk in combination with intravenous infusions of Attritin'a. 3) Intravenous infusion of opsonized salicylic sodium and 4) Natr. salic, ex 10-12.0-200.0 per os - 4-6 tablespoons per day in combination with subcutaneous injections of autologous blood.

Despite the large number of works devoted by authors from different countries to the question of the treatment of cerebrospinal meningitis, this question still cannot be considered definitively resolved.

The epidemic of cerebrospinal meningitis was traced by us on the basis of the materials of the children's hospital for a number of years, starting from 1924, for the first time it was possible to talk about the sporadic nature of this meningitis, then in recent years and especially in the 30th and 1st quarter 31 -the year one has to reckon with meningitis as a developed epidemic of this disease.

"A physician who finds a remedy that combines the advantages of ether and chloroform, without having their disadvantages, will be the BEST laparotomist of his time."

Among the methods of surgical sterilization of women, ligation of the fallopian tubes is one of the oldest. First used by Lungren in 1880 in a woman with a narrow pelvis, this method, due to its lightness, speed and absence of significant trauma, attracted the attention of gynecologists and quickly found a wide range of applications. Soon, however, reports began to appear in the literature about the unreliability of this sterilization method (Fritsch, Arendt, Nürnberger, Pisemsky, etc.).

When studying the neuropsychic health of workers in the blacksmith shop at the Krasny Yakor plant, we found a large number of cases of severe hand tremors in the workers examined. "

In the surgical department of the Okhlebininskaya hospital on March 26, 30, a boy of 5 years was sent from the outpatient clinic. Tatar, without a definite diagnosis - "Cystic-altered penis?"

Malignant anemia, first described by Birmer in 1868 and 1871. and later developed by Ehrlich, according to its clinical data, according to the severity of the suffering itself, has long attracted the attention of clinicians and hematologists. A lot of theories were proposed that tried to explain the origin of this disease, there were a number of attempts to treat this suffering, which did not give any beneficial effect until recent years.

Rational nutrition of a healthy and sick person is an important state problem. Its importance is especially great in our USSR in the preventive direction of Soviet health care. This book examines in detail the question of the importance of a balanced diet during the process of treating bone wounds.

Master tells Journ. Am. M. A .. V. 96, M 3) about 3 cases, where the clinical picture of diseases along with high temperature, pain in the joints, a rash on the skin was accompanied by high leukocytosis with neutrophilia and pronounced phenomena from the heart valves and the presence of meningococcus in blood.

Russell Vebrbrycke (Journ. Am. M. A. 1931, 97.8) draws attention to the need to determine the basal metabolic rate, since often, where gl. thyreoidea is not enlarged, it is visible.

Applied Connery (Journ. .Am. MA, V. 97, 9) to 6 patients with malignant anemia (three severe patients and 3 moribund'ov), giving each of them once per os or through a tube but 30-50 vials of hepatic extract (1 vial is obtained from 100.0 liver).

Kaminsky (Amer. Rev. Tuber. 1931. No. 3) reports that in American clinics, simultaneous bilateral artificial pneumothorax “is very rarely used, while European phthisiatricians use it widely.

M. Bonner (The Journ. Of the Amer. Medic. Associât. 1930, V. 94, - No. J4) reports 6 pages. primary lung cancer verified by autopsy. One. of the causes of lung cancer is chronic irritation with dust, auto. Strong gas, tobacco; chronic diseases of the lungs and bronchi, such as bronchitis, influenza, tbc, also predispose to the development of lung cancer.

Blood transfusion, salt infusion and leaving the poured blood in the abdominal cavity, D-Mr. A. Garibdzanjan and AA Ozereljeff from Petrov's cell (Arch. F. Klin. Chirurg. Bd. 161. H. 3) performed experiments on dogs: In 10 experiments blood was left in the abdominal cavity, in 10 experiments it was poured into the veins, in 10 experiments physiology, sodium chloride solution was poured into the veins instead of blood, and in 3 experiments the dogs were only deprived of blood.

D. Saratoff (Arch. F. Klin. Chir. Bd. 161. H.3) provides statistical material on thrombosis and pulmonary embolism of the Leipzig surgical site for ten years from 1920 to 1929 inclusive.

Dr. E. Kubanyi (Arch. F. Klin. Chir. Bd. 161. H. 3), on the basis of his experience, suggests keeping the pieces ready for transplantation in the blood of the individual before transplantation.

H. Jacobsohn (Arch, f. Klin. Chirurg. Bd. 161. H. 3), based on the proposals of the Americans Adson and Coffey (1926), in 8 cases. the cervical ribs cut the tendon w. scalenus, anter.

B. Lewis, G. Cargolla. G. Stryker describe a case of blastomycosis of the prostate, epididymis and lower leg (The Journ. Of the Amer. Medic. Assoc. 1930, 94, No. 25). The disease was first described in 1896 by Gilchris Vol.