Regarding the note of the assistant professor A.P. Egorov: "On the meaning of" myogenic shifts in the blood picture"

In this issue of the journal, pref.-Assoc. A.P. Egorov publishes a note about our article "Changes in the morphological composition of blood under the influence of muscle movements" (this journal, 1928, No. 8), in which he finds "some inaccuracies, especially in general premises, which do not fully correspond to reality. “. He makes such a conclusion, apparently, on the basis of the fact that we disagreed with his opinion on the understanding of Naegeli's attitude to leukocytosis, which occurs under the influence of bodily stress. A.P. Egorov classifies Naegeli as one of the authors who consider this leukocytosis to be distributive. Although in the book Naegeli "Blutkrankheiten" (edition 1923, pp. 223-224) there are reasons for such an understanding (see Egorov's references), but at the same time he writes: "Wohl fast alle Autoren (Z. V. Li be row) erblicken in dieser neutrophilen Leukozytose eine myelogene, auf bestimmte Reize gebildet, aber nur zum Tele von Muskelsubstanzen veranlasst, womit ja vortrefflich stimmt, dass nach Grawitzdiese "myogene" Leukozytose femdom Dann ist eben der Reiz auf das Knochenmark unter dem Schwellenwert der schon vorhandenen Reize “. In our opinion, the above quotation forces Naegeli to be attributed to the authors who consider the indicated leukocytosis not to be distributive, but to be true myelogenous.