Vol XVIII, No 4 (1911)
Articles
On the question of the centrifugal fibers of the posterior roots of the spinal cord and their trophic centers
Abstract
The authors, who set themselves the goal of histologically proving the existence of centrifugal dorsal root fibers, came to contradictory results: some of these fibers were found, others were not. My task was precisely to clarify this question for myself at least on one number of animals and, moreover, only anatomically.
Care of the restless, untidy and contagious mentally ill according to Russian psychiatric institutions
Abstract
The purpose of this report is, firstly, to share with our comrades the impressions and thoughts inspired by our inspection of various Russian psychiatric institutions, so we will try to highlight here those institutions that made the greatest impression on us and which, in our opinion, should be examined by comrades who also we will have to go on a scientific trip, secondly, we take the liberty of making an attempt to offer the attention of our comrades those activities that, in our understanding, are still necessary when caring for the restless, untidy and infectious patients of our Hospital.
On the question of histopathological changes in the spinal cord when it is compressed
Abstract
There is a relatively extensive literature on histopathological changes in the spinal cord when it is compressed, but the nature of the process that arises in this case and determines the entire course of histopathological changes remains unclear.
Dementia praecox paranoides. Psychological research
Abstract
The paranoid form of progressive dementia (dementia paranoides) was first identified by Kraepelin, who by this name designated a small group of cases characterized by the rapid development of completely ridiculous and incoherent ideas of persecution and greatness and an unusually early transition into a persistent state of confusion, accompanied by the phenomena of moderate excitement. It represents some kinship with dementia praecox and catatonia, but develops at an older age, otherwise it proceeds and ends.
To pathological anatomy and clinic of myasthenia gravis
Abstract
The disease, called myasthenia or myasthenic paralysis, became known for about 35 years. In 1877, Willis described a case of bulbar paralysis, manifested by strabismus, disorder of swallowing and speech, and difficulty breathing. Autopsy revealed no anatomical changes in the central nervous system.
To study about myopathy
Abstract
The tendency to the formation of shortening - muscle information (contracture, pseudocontracture, retraction) is inherent in general myopathy and to a limited extent, especially in the late stage of the disease, is observed in all varieties of this suffering: both simultaneously with muscle pseudohypertrophy, and without them, with forms of local and common.
Dr. K. Agajanianz. About the nuclei of the human cerebellum. Berlin. 1911
Abstract
The author's research is part of a great deal of work on the nuclei of the human brain undertaken in the laboratory of Prof. Jacobson'a in Berlin. It was the author's lot to study the distribution of nuclei in the substantia white of the cerebellum.
H. Oppenheim. About prolonged dizziness. Ueber Dauernschwindel. (Vertigo permanens). Neurolog. Centr. 1911, № 6
Abstract
The author gives the history of the disease 4 cases of vertigo permanens; in all these cases, the clinical picture is very general. This disease develops in persons with neuropathic heredity, usually in adolescence, sometimes somewhat later.
Chronicle and mix
Abstract
Former in Sofia in 1910, the congress of Slavic doctors designated Russia as the place of the future All-Slavic congress, expressing the wish that this congress was convened according to a broader scientific program, and not limited exclusively to medical specialties.
Minutes of the meeting of the Society of Neuropathologists and Psychiatrists at the Imperial Kazan Universityѣ May 11, 1911
Abstract
Chaired by prof. L.O. Darkshevich with the secretary Baklushinsky. Present: prof. V.P. Osipov; Dr.: Arkhangelskaya, Vishnevskiy, Donskov, V.I. Levchatkin, Sorokovikov, Pervushin, Veselitskiy, Dvornovich, Lopukhin, Sholomovich, Chalusov, Pavlenko, Glushkov, Tupitsin, Osokin.