On the issue of the treatment with pergenol of chronic purulent otitis and mastoiditis complicated by the presence of bac. vinsentʹa in symbiosis with spirochete

Recently, the ear clinic of Kazan University has paid special attention to the lesion of the ears, accompanied by the pathogen Pl. Vincent'a. To the question posed by us together with prof. V. K. Trutnev: is it necessary to isolate the lesion of the mastoid process with a fusiform rod in symbiosis with spirochete into an independent form of "Vincentian mastoiditis"?— a positive answer was given. In the main work on this issue (Mntsschr. f. Ohren. 5, H. 63, 1929) we pointed out that according to its distinctive features, Vincentian mastoiditis not only has the right to independent existence, but it should be given the meaning of a separate nosological unit. The entire symptom complex of Vincentian mastoiditis consists of 4 periods: a) the onset and development of the painful process, c) objective data in the study of patients, c) findings during surgery and d) postoperative treatment.