Vol 36, No 1 (1940)
Choice of surgery method for restrained hernias
Abstract
The choice of the method of surgery for restrained hernias is determined mainly by the state of the restrained viscera, especially if the intestine is subjected to infringement. This also determines the method of processing the restrained viscera and the method of processing the hernial canal (inguinal triangle, femoral canal), and therefore all the attention of the surgeon in the first acts of the operation should be directed to determining the state of the restrained viscera.
Transperitoneal section of the bladder with stone disease
Abstract
The operative access to the bladder stone has undergone changes over many decades depending on the general state of the surgery. In the beginning, the most common method was perineal incision. They also tried to remove stones through the urethra, rectum, through the pubic and suprapubic sections. Of these operations, the sectio alta is the most popular.
On the question of the treatment of appendicular infiltrates
Abstract
If the question of treating acute appendicitis at the initial stage of its development (in the first 24-48 hours) is finally resolved in favor of early surgery, then the question of treating appendicitis at a later stage is still controversial.
Experience in examining the amputated
Abstract
Despite the fact that amputations of limbs were known in ancient times, surgeons have not lost interest in them in our time. Modern methods of prosthetics for the crippled with a good supporting stump make it possible to some extent to compensate for the lost limb.
To the clinical significance of the determination of bile acids in various portions of bile
Abstract
The environment of various methods of clinical research of the liver and bile ducts, the study of bile acids, until now, has been given very little space. The presence of bile acids in the urine is mainly investigated, and studies of bile acids in the blood and in various portions of bile are almost completely not used. The explanation for this fact is that the methods proposed so far are either very complex and time-consuming, or so imprecise that they do not even satisfy ordinary practical purposes.
On the joint course of malaria and pulmonary tuberculosis during kumis treatment
Abstract
The joint course and relationship of two infections attracts the attention of many clinicians and pathologists, since this issue seems to be extremely important in practice. The combination of tuberculosis with malaria is of particular interest.
Materials for the doctrine of erysipeloid
Abstract
Erysipeloid (e.) Denote an infectious skin disease caused by the penetration of the pathogen of pig erysipelas into the damaged, mostly mechanically, human skin, and localized mainly on the skin of the fingers and the back of the hands. The clinical picture of E. distantly resembles erysipelus, hence its name.
A case of suturing the right atrium
Abstract
Patient M-in AP, 24 years old, locksmith, 1 / IV 1938 was taken to the emergency surgery clinic with a diagnosis of chest injury. The patient was taken from the sobering-up center, where he was directed by the police, who picked him up drunk on the street. He was wounded in a fight with a friend. The patient is pale, in a semi-conscious state, restless, tosses about, groans.
Heart wound suture case
Abstract
The case described below is the second in my surgical practice. The first1) concerns a strong man wounded in the left ventricle with a knife and operated on 5 hours after the injury. The left ventricular wound was non-penetrating. Stitches on the heart. A blind suture of the heart bag and pleura. Recovery.
To the doctrine of rickettsioses
Abstract
Recently, there has been a significant increase in interest in the study of ricketzioses in humans and domestic animals. New types of rickettsia have been found, their role as causative agents of certain disease processes has been studied, and the role of various insects as transmitters of rickettsiosis has been clarified.