SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BRDICKA, R, - BREBOROWICZ, H.

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MACIX, Milan; MICHL, Jiri; HOSTGHSJ;J%.. Lid,-.ila; KUMMOVA, Mr-ln- BRP-1941..
Radim; CEIU-IY, Milos. Techn. spuIuprace:IIAJY%OVA,fl.; L4j(;IiiWVAS
Shereshevskii - Turner syndrome in the light of new clinical
and cytological data. Acts. Univ. Carol. [med.] (Pi-aha) 10
no.1:87-105 264
1. Ustav vy2kumu vyvoje ditete Takulty, detakeho lekarstv-'
versity Karlovy v Praze (reditel: prof. MUDr. J. Houstek, Rr SO;
Ustav ser a ockovacich latek (reditel: MUDr. J.Johanovsky, Mc.);
II. detska klinika fakulty detskeho lekarstvi University Karlovy
v Praze (prednosta: prof. MDr. J. Houatek, Dr Sa) a Ustav obecne
biologie fakulty vseobecneho lekarstvi University Karlovy v-
Praze (reditel: prof. WDr. B.Sekla, Dr Sc).

FOJTIK, A.-, SPURNY, Z.; BRDICKA, R.
New approach to the preparation of 35S-labelled cystine. Coll
Cz Chem 30 no.3:892-893 -Mr t65.
1. Institute of Physical Ghemistry and Institute of Nuclear
Research of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, Prague.
Submitted July 16, 1064.

ERDICKAYR.
Taste perception for phenylthiourea (PTG). Sborn.lek. (Praha)
66 no.4.-116-120 Ap'64
1. Ustav pro obeenou fakulty vseobeeneho lekarstvi University
Karlovy v Praze; prednostas prof. MUDr. et RNDr. B.Sekla.
-)kl

BTL)IT', J Pi-:).-L'. Dr.
'Pra-a,e Prakticky lel'ar, No 1 711
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"T'liomayer ar.~- Pelnar

,elf D 4. / /r
DRDI,TX J. and HN8TEX J. 11. detaka klinika, Praha Vysledky lecby TBO Yaningitidy
po delsim casovem ddstupu Long-term results of treatment of tuberculous meningitis
Pediatricke Listy, Prague 1949, 4/5 (1?0/-186)
A report on the first 65 children treated with streptomycin, 21 of whom are alive
after periods of 14 to 29 months after admission to hospital. The dosage over a
period of 3 to 4 months was 40 mg. perkg. intramuscularly and 1-3 mg. per kg.
intrathecally (maximum total number of intrathecal injections 20; single intrthecal
dose never more than 50 mg). Of the 44 fatal cases. 31 were desperate from the
start; 19 of these patients died in the first month. Eight treated children con-
tracted measles; 5 of them are alive and it even appears that the course of their
meningitis was mitigated by the measles.
Salamun - Mostar (XX, 798P3%5)
SO: Neurology & Psychiatry Section VIII Vol 3 No 7-12

BRDLIK, J.
-I.- - I .
Prof. MUDr. Bedrich Prejka segtdesiatnikom. Bratisljek.listY 30
no.2: 171-172 F 150. (CLML 19:2)

-JaRWjZO,.J-.-,
Dr Rudolf Brezik seatdosiatnikom. Bratiol.lek.listY 30 no,2:
172-173 F 150. (GIML 19:2)

42
-BRDLIK-10-j~d HOdSTEK J. Z II kliniki Chorob Dzieciecych Un. Karlovy w
Pradze. Streptomycyna w leczeniu gruzliczego zapalenia opon mozgowo-
Rdzeniowych Strptomycin in the treatment of tuberculous meningitis
Pediat. polgk. 1950, 24/3-4 (169-177) Graphs 3
Of 119 children treated with 40 mg. per kg. intramuscularly and 1-2 mg.
per kg. intrathecally, 40 are still alive (9 months or more since the and
of the treatment). Nineteen are At home, 15 in sanatoria and 6 in hospital.
Bogdanowicz - Warsaw (XX, 7.8)
So: Neurology & Psychiatry Section VIII, Vol. 4, No. 1-6

6RDLIK,
PADOVTSOVA, G.; GOR&K, B.; BOR, I.; BEDLIK, professor, zavedayushchiy.
.0000"W~~
Angiocardiography in congenital anomalies of the heart shape. Top.pediat.
21 no-2:35-47 Mr-Ap 153. (MIRAL 6:6 )
1. Vtoraya det8kaya klinika Prazhskogo universiteta.
(Diagnosis, Radioscopic) (Heart--Diagnosis) (Heart--Abnormities
and deformities)

BRDLIK, Jiri
rl~ 12-:1-3140~14^ ld,~..." '' -
Seventietb anniversary of professor Dr. Methodej Mikula. Cook.
pediat. 10 no.6:469-472 July 55.
(BIOGRAPITI ES
Mikula MethodeJ. bibliog.)

AW69? J.
. ~1~
KUDr Jaroolav Jindra. Pediat. listy, Praha 8 no.2:124 Apr 1953.
(OLML 25:1)

BRDLIK, Jlri. Professor Dr., (Praha)
-- I
Czechoslovak pediatrics in the past, and how I saw it. Cook.
pediat. 12 no.1:68-74 Jan 57.
(PEDIATRICS, hist.
in Czech. (0s))

BRDLIK, J.iri
Czechoslovakian pediatrics In the past and my ovn experiences.
3. Wran7, Zit, Souck, Salmon and others. Cask. pediat. 12 no-3:
258-266 Mar 57.
1. Pokracovant.
(PEDIATRICS, hist.
In Czech. (CZ))
(BIOGRAPHIES
Salmon, Souck, Wraky & Zit (Cs))

BRDLIK, J.
Czechoslovakian pediatrics in the past and m7 own experiences.
4. B. Nouroutter Czechoslovakian pediatric clinic and hospital.
Cask-pediat. 12 no.4-330-335 Apr 57.
(BIOGRAPHIES
Neureutter, B. (Cz))
(HOSPITALS, hist.
in Czech., Neuroutter pediatric clinic & hoop. (0z))

BRDLIK, Jiri, Professor Dr.
Czechoslovakian pediatrics in the past and how I saw it;
on Losabner and other Germn pediatricians, also on Yatejovsky
and Lambl. Cask. pediat. 12 no.2:140-147 Fab 57.
(PEDIATRICS. bist.
(03))
(BIOGRAPHIES
Loscbner Wz))

BRDLIK, Jiri, Prof. Dr.
- -Q.1
Czechoslovakian pediatrics in the past and Yq own exp*eriences. 5.
13ohdan Neureutter's fight against vaccination. Cask. pediat. 12 no.71
640-645 5 July 57.
(MOGRAPHIES
Neureutter, Bohdan (Oz))
(VACCINES AND VACCINATION
Bohdan Neureutter's fight against pediatric vacc. (Cz))

-3nLI66 ~,- Prof. Dr.
Bogdan Neuretter & Antonin Dominik Haasz. Cesk. pediat 12 no.8:733-139
5 Aug 57.
1. 02 Neureutter, B.: 92 Iksez, A, D.
(PIDIATRICS, hist.
contribut.ion of Bogdan Nemratter & Antonin Diminik EkLast
(Cz))
(FAMOUS PEOPLI
Neuretter Bogdan & Antonin Dominik Hmsz, contribation
to pediatrics (Cz))

BRMIK, Jlri
I"-
To Josef Svejear. Cam. Isk. cesk. 96 no.24-25:729 21 June 57.
(BIOGRAPHISS
Svejear. Josef (Cs))

BRDLIK, Jiri
.Mmmle-~Collaborators of Haasz; Al. Bednar, V. Xafka, and M. Pqsina in
Vienna. Cesk. pediat. 12 no.gt8l2-820 5 Sept 57.
(PEDIATRICS,
contribution of A. Badnar, V. Kafka. & M. Pas ins. (Cz))
(BIOGRAPHIES,
Bednar. A. (Oz))
(BIOGRAPHIM,
Kafka, V, (Oz))
BIOGRAPHIES.
Fesina, M. (0s))

BRDLIK, Jiri, Prof.
Activities of the foundling orphanage; Ritter von Rittershaln, A. Epstein,
A. Ozerny, J. Worak & K. Schwing. Gesk. pedlat 12 no.22:1094-1100 5 Dec 57.
(CHILD VFMAR3, hist.
in Czech. (Oz))
(PEDIATRICS, htst.
in Czech (Oz))

BRDLIK, Jiri, - -- - . .
-
, I
lo~ , Concernii~g Scherer, Svehla, Iusk, Bait% & Lemez. Cesk. pedlat. 12 no.12:
1100-1105 5 Dee 57.
(PEDIATRICS, hist.
in C29ch. (00))

BRDLIK, Jiri
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Frantisek, Haiaza. Gesk. pediat. 13 no.3:265-267 5 Apr 58.
(BIOGR&PHIM
Hamza, Frantisek (Cz))
(PEDUTRICS
contribution of Frantieek &nza 09))

BRDLIK, Jiri
~ -
In,Memoriam primarky dr. Bozeny Vranove. Gesk. pedlat. 13 no.5:451-452
5 June 58,
(OBITUARIMI,
Vranova, Bosena (Oz))

..'."AWAIX Jlri
ttr,
... .. 04x9t*R t,",
Antonin Mores on his 50th birthday. Cesk. pedlat. 13 no.5:453-455
5 June 58.
(BIOGRAPHIES#
Mores, Antonin (Oz))

BRDLIK, J.
60th anniversary of Dr. 0. Vychytil. Cask. pediat. 13 no.9:847-849 5
Oct 58.
(BIOGRAPEM
Vyohytil, 0., bibliog. (Oz))

BRDLIK, J. ~-. -
i1paww~W-'M
, -
th anniversary of Dr. Jirina Pisarovicova-Gizkova. Cesk. pedlat. 13
no.9:850-852 5 Oct 58.
(BIOGROEM
Pisarovicova-Ciskova, Jirina, bibliog. (Oz))

BPMMK, Jlri, profesor Dr.
f Diseases in the past and at present. Ceek.pediat-15 no.11:
.,io45-io54 Nl6o.
(FEDIATRIGS)

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-BRDLIK, iiri
Antoitia Dominik Haasz. Cook. pedlat. 16 xo.6:567-570 Jo 161.
(BIOGRAPHIES)

BRDLIK, Jiri; MANN, Quido
Diseases then and now. Cook. pediat. 16-no.10:943-952 0 161.
(PEDIATRICS hist)

BRDLIK, Jjri
IT
Diseases then and now Cesk. pediat. 16 no.11:1022-1025 1 ~61.
1 ~PBDIATRICS hist)

BRDLIK, J.
---- 60 years of the Czech Children's Hospital and its importance in
Czech pediatrics. Cesk pediat. 17 no.10:925-928 0 162.
(PEDIATRICS) iHGSPITALS) (HISTORY OF MICINE, XX CENT 11

BRDLIK, Jiri, prof. dr.
2 anniversaries (90th and 100th). (Josef Pelnar and Casopis Lekaru
Ceskych), Cas. lek. cesk. 101 no.47tl4.U-1415 23 X 162.
(BIOGRAPHIES) (PERIODICALS)

BRDLTK i;r~ r~
__j I _,_ prof., d
!van Halek, Cas,, Lek, Cesk, 101 no.129376-381 23 Mr z62.
(BIOP-PAPHIES)

BRDLIK;, J.
Dr. Zdnek Havlasa. Cesk. pediat. 18 no.8.*734-736 Ag 163-
(BIOGRAPHIES) (HISTORY OF MEDICINE, XX CENT.)
(PEDIATRICS)

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ORG: Institute of Structural PbysiRs Moscow (Inatitut stroitallnoy
fiziki)
TITLE: Experimental study of free convection with por .ous blowing and
auction on a vertical surface
SOURCE: Inzbenerno-fizicheakly zburbals v, 102 no* 1. 1966t 3-10
TOPIC TAGS: convective beat transfer, boundary layer suction., laminar
flowp turbulent flow
ABSTRACT: The experiments were made on porous copper plates with a
porosity coefficient of approximately 0.5. Five plates were used; they
bad on-effective area of 200 x 300 mm and a tbiek.nes 0 approximately
10 mme The plates were nDunted flush to textolita1%) esin-impregnstad
laminated cloth) bodies having shaped grooves* Xnus., it was possible to
obtain atotal height of the working section of 1000 mm and a width of
300 ?me Each textolite body with its plate was carefully-sealed and bad
its own independent heating system and gas isupplys Air was blown and
sucked out by blowers. The rate of blowing and suction could be varied
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within wide limits. The plates were heated by radiant heaters. The
temperature of the blown and.suckad air near the plates and at the inlet
to the textolite body was measured with Cbromal-Kopel thermocouples.
Measurement-of the temperature field in the*boundary layer and of the
well temperatures were carried out. with a Mach-Zander Type
~,,yitb a working field,225 + 5 mm in diameter. The expari-
mental unii waii' placed in a container which could be displaced smoothly
in two vertical directions,,so that any given section ofltbe model under
investigation could be observed, A figure shows a 0omparison of experi-
mental and calculated data :.on the temperature distribution in the
boundary layerv and a s-soond figure shows a comparison of experimental
and calculated values of the beat transfer coefficient during free
convaction'with blowing and suction* The article concludes with a
theoretical consideration of the transition fr 'laminer-to turbulent
O'n
flow and of the special characteristics of the boundeff5loyar atlarge
blowIng or AUdtlon. Orig. arts~bas.* 19 formulas-and 4
figurese [06]
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RTID-ILIK, P.,~. :
R-pn,IK, P-Y.: "Condensing the water vappr from steam-air mixtures in solar
Ftil3s" MOSCM7, 1955. Acad Sci USSR. Power 3n.-ineerin.- Inst imeni-
G.V. Krzbizbanavskiy. (Dissertations for the Dgree of Candil3te of
TeEhnical Sciences)
..0. ~Knizhnaya letonis' No 44, 29 October 1955, 1`,oscow

BAUM, V.A., doktor tekhnichoskikh nauk, professor; BRDLIK, P.M., kmadidat
takhnichookikh zaukb'
Condensation of steam from a moving steam-air mixture. Teploenergetila
4 xo.1:42-44 J& 157- wak 10:3)
1. Inergeticheskir institut IN SSSR.
(Stean):

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MDLIX, P.M.
Testing and caloulating solar water distillers. Iepoll.goln.
energ. no.1;136-150 157. (MIRI 10:11)
(Solar energy)

BRDLIK, P.M.
Testing a solar refrigerator. Ispoll.soln.onerg. no.1:118-123 157
(MIRA 10:11)
(Solar energy) (Refrigeration nnd refrigerating machinery)

BRDTAX, P.M., kand.tekhn.nauk
Problems of convection drying and evaporation. Nauch.trudy-/
14LTI no.g:l14-123 '58. (?4IRA 1102)
(Drying) (31vaporation)

KOKAKOV, Petr Kuzimich; LYKOV, I.V.. prof., feteenzent; BRI]LIK, P.M.,
kand.tekhn.nauk, red.; MATVBM, G.I., tokhn.red-,v -
[Theory of similitude and its application in heat engineering]
Teoriia podobiia i so primenenie v teplotakhnike. Mos)cva,
Goa.energ.izd-vo, 1.959. 207 p, (MIRA 12:8)
1. Deyetvitalln" chlen AN BSSR (for Lykov). -
(Heat engineering) (Dimensional analysis)

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AUTHORS: Brdlik, P. M., Verevochkin, G. E. and Smirnov, V. A.
TITLE: Heat exchange between a jet and a plate placed normal to the stream
SOURCE: Moscow. Institut inzhenctov zheleznodorozhitogo~ transporta. Trudy, no. 139. 061.
T99dy"a podobiya i yeye primeneniye v tepioteklinike, trudy peivoi mczhvuzovskoy
lonferentsii, 182-192
TEXT: The paper describes the results of an investigation of beat exchange between a heatt;d watei jet
and a plate normal to it. The study of Perry and Thurlow is too restricted in scope, their conclusions being
valid only within a narrow range of variation of the basic parameters Re, d, h1d (d = no7zle diameter, h =
distance from the nozzle to the plate). In the present work, the rar2for variation of these parameters was
d = 2.5 30.0 mm, Re, = 50 -- 31000, h1d = 0.04 -- 8.0. The experimental data suggests the existence of
three different zones, according to the value of h1d: a) for h1d ;~ 0.5, the experimental data obtained satisfy
relationship (4); b) for 0.5 < h1d < 10, the empirical relationship (7) is derived from the experimental data;
c) for h1d > 10, formula (8) is proposed, with some reservations due to insufficient data, by extrapolation
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of (7) with the aid of Thurlow's formula. The results or Perry and Schmidt in the medium range satisfy the
proposed empirical formula (7).
Nuh = 0.55 VkeTPH/3 (4)
Nu, ~ C)ZLbd 0-64pri/3exp(-0.037 h1d) (7)
NUd =Cj(RePr)1/3exp(-0.037h/d) (8)
Formulas (7) and (8) are extended to the case of arbitrary angles of attack, and of efflux in a restricted
medium. There are 6 figuros. The most important English-language references read as follows: PelTy, K. P.,
Pioc. Inst. Meehan. Eng. v. 168, no.30, pp.775-780,1954; Thurlow, G. G., Proc. Inst. Mechan. Eng. v. 168,
no. 30, pp. 781-783, 1954.
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AUTHORs Brdlikv SOV/170-59-3-1/20

TITLE: Steam Condensation From Stationary Steam-Gas Mixtures (Konden-,
satsiya. pars. iz nepodvizhnykh parogazovykh smesey)
PERIODICALs Inzhenerno-fizicheakiy zhurnal, 1959, Nr 3, PP 3-8 (USSR)
ABSTRACTi The process of steam condensation from stationary steam-gas
mixtures has been insufficiently studied thus,4far. The author
undertook to study this process both by analyzing the litera-
ture data available and by carrying out his own experiments.
He-ehows that t~o'different cases'are to Ve distinguishedt
1. the -case of low"conoentration of a non-co~densing gas in
the mixturep which does not exceed 3A by volume, and 2. the
case of higher gas concentrations. The following papers deal
with the first cases V.A. Gudemchuk Z-Ref. 1_7, Othmer
f Ref. 22, Langen Z Zef. 32, V.I. Tolubinskiy and N.G.
-
Ref. T 7. The data of these investigators can
Y=001sakiy L
be represented by the formulas
1 P" 0.12
01 B
- 0. 43
43
dw VIP, j
where do andoLn are heat exchange coefficients for steam
condensation from the steam-air mixture and for the "pure"
Card 1/3 steam respectively, P. is the pressure of the steam-air mix-

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turey pI is barometric pressure, and CB - . G is the air
content in steam by weight. This formula is pplicable with-
in the range of pressures from 0.2 to 1-5 atm. In order to
study steam condensation in the case of higher concentrations
of a, gas in the mixturep the author devised a special ex-
perimental installation which is described in the article.
Experiments were carried out under various conditionss the
volumetrio steam concentration in the mixture varied from
0.4 to 0.9; the temperature of the mixture varied from 840
to 1040C., and its press'ure from I to 1.07 atm. The results of
experiments are represented in the graphical formin Figure 49
and the analytical expression for the straight line obtained
is given. The formula proposed is applicable for concentra-
tions of gas in the mixture exceeding 3% and for pressures of
the mixture ranging from I to 14 atm omparing his results
with those of I.V. Mazyukevich 'CRef: 727,who experimented
with the stationary mixtures of ammoniE with air the author
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& Steam Condensation From Stationary Steam-Gas Mixtures SOV1170-919-3-1120
There are 3 graphs, I diagram and 10 references, 8 of which
are Soviet, 1 English and I German.
ASSOCIATIONt Energeticheaki institut AN S5SR (Power Engineering Institute
"~l 0800
of the AS USSR M w
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B129/k12
AUTHORS: Baum, V. A., Bologa, M. K., Brdlik, P. Id.
TITLE: Heat transfer in the case of a transverse flow around plane
surfaces
PERIODICAL: Inzhenerno-fizicheskiy zhurnalt vi 4, no. 6,.1961, 13-20
TEXT: This,p-aper deals with the theoretical and experimental research of
heat transfer in vertical plane surfaces. The experimental data agreed
well with those obtained theoretically. The heat exchange on plane sur-
faces surrounded by an air current is of great practical interest since it
determines the reliability and life of many technical products. So far,
this type of heat exchange has hardly been investigated. Two experi
are known, which treat several points of this problem. The paper o:t
Jakob, which is mentioned in the literature, deals with the case of a
plane surface surrounded by an air current. Summarizing, the following
can be said: 1) The tests were done on small surfaces and the local heat
transfer coefficients had not been determined. 2) The theoretical in-
vestigations dealt with the frontal point and its surroundings. It is
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Heat transfer in the case of B129/B212
still uncertain whether this solution is valid for the whole surface. The
present paper aims at determining this and at investigating the heat trans-
fer in transverse flows around plane surfaaest determining the effect of
the-dimensions on the mean heat transfer coefficient, and an analysis of
the local heat transfer coefficients and their distribution on the surface
of the heat exchange. An attempt has also been made by the author3 to
solve the problem analytically for a plane disk. The theoretical con-
siderations start,from the energy equation
I at
W, + W, a ( &t + + a 0"
Tr az art r ar de
(the dissipation function and terms which are pressure dependent have been
neglected). Assuming incompressibility of the liquid and neglecting the
heat conduction along r the simplified energy equation W dt/dz - adet/dz2
z
is obtained. This equation is solved by employinf.- reduced parameters. The
solution shows that the local heat transfer coefficient will not be a
function of the disk radios i.e. it is constant for the whole disk.
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Heat transfer in ~he case of ... B129/B212
Fig. I shows the experimental arrangement which was used ffor checking the
theoretical results. The temperature of the disk surface had been varied
from 50-3500C. The air channel having a cross section of 600 - 600 mm
furnished an air flow of from 1-17 m/sec (the one having a cross section
of 250 - 250 mm showed velocities up to 40 m/sec). The temperature fields
on the boundary layer, which were used to determine the distribution of
the local heat.transfer coefficients along the diameter of the disk, had
been measured by changing the location of the thermocouples. The experi-
ment showed that the mean heat transfer coefficients for the whole disk
agree with the mean values of the local heat transfer coefficients. These
had been found according to the temperature'distribution along the bounda-,
ry layer. It was also found that for N Re - const. (abstracter's note:
NRe is not defined) the local heat transfer coefficients are practically
constant for the whole surface. V. P. Motulevich and G. Shlikhting are
mentioned. There are 4 figures and 10 references: 6 Soviet-bloc and
4 non-Soviet-bloc. The most important reference to English-language
publication reads as follows: Jakob M., Proc. Phys. Soc., a, 335, 726,
1947-
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B129 B212
ASSOCIATION: Energeticheskiy institut ~meni G. M. Krzhizhanovskoeo AN SSSR
(Institute of Power Engineering imeni G. M. Krzhizhanovskiy
of the AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: April 8, 1961
Fig. 1: Diagram of the
experimental arrangement
Legend: 1) Wind 'tunnel;
2~ fan; 3) Prandtl tube;
4 observation window;
5) examined disks; 6)
heater; 7) heater con-
trol; 8) voltmeter; 9),
10), and 11) adjusting
device of the micrometex~.
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BRDLIKS P.M.; UWAYEV, A.
Facperimental investigation of the condensation of inside-coll
steam pipes. Inzh.-fiz.zhur. 6 no.10:104-108 0 163. (MM 16:11)
1. Institut stroitellnoy fizild, Akademii z;troitellstva i arkhi-
tektury SSSRY 14c)skva.

BRDLIK, P. M.; TURCHIN, L A.
If Heat transfer by natural convection near a vertical flat surface with
discrete-distributed injection."
report submitted for 2nd All-Union Conf on Beat & Mass Transfer, Minsk, 4-12
May 1964.
T
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BRDLIK. P.M.; KOZ11INOV, I.A.; PETROV, N.C.
Experimental investigation of heat and mass transfer during
the condensation of water vapor from humid air on a vertical
surface under natural convection conditions. Inzh.-fiz. zhur.
8 no.2;243-246 F 165. (MIRA 18:5)
1. Institut stroitellnoy fiziki, Moskva.

B,RDLIK,,P.M.;.MEZHEVNIKOV, B.S.
Unsteady thermal conditions in water-covered roofs. Inzh.-fiz.
zhur. 8 no.2:263-267 F 165. (MIRA 18:5)
1. Institut stroitellnoy fiziki, Moskva.

B-,ULTK P ~j kand. toklin. nauk; MEMEEVNIKOV, B.S., i-nzh.
Calculating thermal properties of water covered roofs. Fron.
stroi. 42 no.3:42-45 165. (171'11RA 18:7)

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HG: Scientific researob Ins&jtutq for Construgtion PbYlicso Moscow
(N \~N
auobno-isaledovat-ollskly Institut stroitellnoy fiziki)*
ITLE: Effect of a discrete distribution of blowing.and suction on h t
transfer in natural conv tio
ac n on.a vertical.surface
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''AUTHOR: Brdlik P.. M.; .8 avin V., K.
ORG: InsUtIte of 4icsof I sti
ji~~s cov n tutletroitellnoy fiziki
'TITLE., Heat trans r nejLr th critical point in an a~isymmetrical jet floy around
p2.sne su._Eaces normal tol t-he-, stream
SOURCE: Inzbenermlo-fizicheskiy zhur'nal i v. 10, noo- 1966 423-428
TOPIC TAGS: heattransfer, jet flow, heat transfer, oiisymmetric flow
ABSTRACT: The results are givewo:C'an experimental and theoretical investiotion of
cheat transfer betveen an' axisymmetrical Jet and disk ornal to the flov near'the
..critical point. The theoretica:kelations for the c culation of the local and mean
beat-transfer coefficients- are dete -rmined. Co4ariso~ of the experimental data pre-
.sented bythe authors sh .ows good agreement andlwith.t~ose of some previous.a6hors
Y.
(R. Gordon,-Cobongue. 1 0, Intern 0 Heat.. TraneLfer.' Conf. , N. 1961; H. Ia6b, Proc
'Phys Sov-1 59, 1947; K .:,P~ P617,, Proc't Inst. Mech.- Eng. , N 30, 1954; 1 V N Tinof
,I# IA. Fe.vialeva, and M. A. Vavilov Tr. VNII met allyrstich...,.teDlomekhniki no.L 8,
1962). Orig. e~t.! has 'and 12 formulas. [Based on authors abst act#)
EST]
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ACC NRz AP6033532 SOURCE CODE: UR/017o/66/oil/ooli/o)~32/r-;437
AUTHOR: Brdlik, P. M.; Savin, V. K.
ORG: Institute of Structural Physics, Moscow (Institut stroitellnoy fiziki)
TITIS: Transition of laminar boundary layer into a turbulent layer under axially sym-i
metrical jet flow around flat surfaces disposed normal to the stress
S07JRCE: Inzhenerno-fizicheskiy zhurnal, v. 11, no. 4, 1966, 432-437
TOPIC TAGS: laminar boundary lqrer, turbulent boundary layer, jet flow, flow profile,'
Reynolds number, F--
ABSTRACT: This is a continuation of earlier work (Stroitellnaya teplofizika [Struc-
k1ural 7nermophysics],, Enereiya, 1966), where it was shown that in the case of trans-
verse flow across a plate by an axial2,v symmetrical Jet, there are three regions in
the boundary layer next to the wall: the region of the critical point, the transi-
tion region) and the region of the main flow. The present article reports ex-peri-
rental research on the hydrodynamics of the boundary layer next to the wall and deals
with a determination of the conditions under which a laminary boundary layer exists-
and . can p. over into a turbulent. boundary layer. a r*,.e* -presen't-e-d __sh`ow,_ ~~_,th e__
ar, 0 pr ckne'ss of e _.fo'r...
.v iation of th6 vel city'' oftles aiid'&*the thi'-
1
I dif erent flow t visualizing t e transition between the lami
+ nar
0 0
and boundary flow is also described. The minimum Reynold's number at which only a
laminar boundary layer exists is equal to < 9,000 (relative to the initial jet para-
meters). Orig. art. hast 5 figures and 4 formulas*
SUBCOM-:20 /SUB'ADATEs07May66/0RMREF.-003 / OTHREF:004
Card 1/1 UDC: 532-517.2

BRDON, Z.
"Importance of standardization in the meat industry"t p. 17, (GOSPODPRK KrEZ111A,
Vo. 5, No. 1, January, 1953)
SO: 1bnthly List of East European Accessions, L.C.) Vol. 3, No. 4, April, 1954

BRDON, Z.
The standardization of sausages. p. 18. (Gospodarka Miesna, Vol. F, 110. 7/01,
July/Aug 1956, Warsaw, Poland)
0
SO: Monthly List of Ea5t Furopean Accessions (EEAL) LC, Vol.. 6, No. 8, Aug 1957. Uncl.

BREARA , M.
The opportunity of standardizing nonalloy nodular cast-iron pieces. P 173
STANDARDIZAREA. Comisiunea do Standardizare. Bucuresti, Rumania
Vol. II, no. 4. Apr. 1959
konthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC. vol. 8, no* 9, Sept* 1959
Uncl.

VICIU, E., dr.; ARSENESCU, Gh.i dr.; RUSSU, M., dr.; DUMIERU, Carmen, dr.;
CHEORGHESCU, B. , dr.; TACORIAN, S., dr.
Investigations ot cardiovascular disorders in patients with portal
cirrhosis with ascites. Med. inter., Bucur 13 no.3:389-399 Mr 161.
1. Luorale efectuata in Clinioa a V-a medicala, Spitalul "Vasile
Roaita" I.M.F., Buouresti, director prof. T.Spirchez.
(LIVER CIRRHOSIS complications) (ASGITES complications)
(CARDIOVASCUIAR DISEASES)

SPIRCHEZ, T., prof.; GHEORGHEXU, B., dr.; DVM
~ _LA, I.,,,dr.;
MERCULIEV, Elena, fiz.; VASILESCU, V.V., fin.
Considerations on the metabolism of vitamin B U in gastrecto-
mized patients. Med. intern. 15 no.6:649-652 Ole 163.
1. Lucrare efectuata in Clinics, medicala a Spitalului
'IV. Roaita", Bucuresti.
(POSTGASTRECTOMY SYNDRCMES)
(ANEMIA, PIUUIICIOUS)
(VITAMIN B 12)
(METABOLISM) (INTRINSIC FACTOR)

BREAZRIC, V.
"Track Curves Of RmAll Radius, And-Eheir- Use lm-The~ PDA -0f.Rijela" p. 294. (Ze:Leznice., Vol,
9, no. 6. June, 1953, Beograd.)
East European Vol. 2, No. 9.
SO: Monthly List of/FanxibmtrAccessions,/Library of Congress, __.~epteMber 1953,.Unel.

PRISIDPWU,A.,dr.; MIRCKA, Zalaru; PAMBUCCIAP, Gr.,
The determination of chloride in gastric juice as a method
of detection of chronic gastritis (superficial and interstitial).
Died. intern. 16 no.1:97-102 Ja'64
1. Lucrare efectuata in Spitalul nr. 1 si 2 din Ploesti, in
colaborare cu Institutul de anatomie patologica"V.3abesO din
Bacuresti.

RUMMIIA/Gencral 1'roblens of llatholoLy - Tui-mrs. Twaor of Maii. U.
Abs Jour !'.ai' Jiur - Biol.) Ho 21, 1~~50`, 98358
Author Tabacu, C.) Chiotan, If., T-Jiacscu, Do Brcazu 11.
List 1_~~
Titlu Rare Twor of Joints: 1~ali,aiant Slinoviom.
Orit; Pub Chirur.~;ia, 1958, 7) No 2) 207-215.
Abstract 1-fter ,oneral data on -.1al-_',1-wit sinovimas (iu), a case
M ia the re[;ion of knea joint in a ' -year-olJ j)atuicnit;
1 39
is descri1becl. For t',-o L;ivc1i tinicr, the affec"6ion o-' ouly
thu Sinovial mezilbralic is c'.:irac-tariatic, wit:_,girt
- b,
.),-. mia tissue and comiective apparatus. Histol,)~;icall r
r
t'ic presence of cells wi"Ch mi upithelial character x,,nn:;
=cxmtous and vessel cclls of the tunor is discwc~:cL`
in the tumor. H9 talce a c,)urse according to the t,"i)o --.-
tubarcil-lar sinovitis or elic=atloid arthritis. In cu!:~iuc-
ti:A1 With this, dia 'S ul b
_~1051 Of iri is JiffiC t alld i0jYY
of all siaovial lesions is roccrt.iondcd.
Card. 1/1

SERBAN, P.; PAPPO, A.; PRISLOPEANU, A.,- TASCA, C.; BREAZU, H.
2 cases of primary obstruction of the suprahepatic veins (Budd-
Chiari disease). Stud. ciereet. mad. intern. 4 no.2:231-217 163.
(HEPATIV VEIN THROMBOSIS)
L;e

BITTNER, J., dr.; RADUj I., dre; SEFER, M., dr.; COCA, R., dr.;
ROSEN, P.,, dr.; BREAZU, H., dr.
A case of fatal septicemia caused by Clostridium perfringens.
(Clinical bacteriological and hematological study). Micro-
biologia Pucur) 8 no.3:2,43-252 my-je 163.
1. Institutul "Dr. I. Cantacuzino" (for Bittner, Radu Sefer).
2. Spitalul de adulti nr.-2 Ploiesti (for Coca, Rosen: Breazu).
(SEPTICERIA) (GLOSTRIDIM PERFRINGENS)
(PATHOLOC9) (BACTERIOLOGICAL TECHNICS)
(MiATOLOGY)

BOM) M., prof. dr.; ATUDCREI, M.,' asist. ing.; GRITAU, D., asist, ing,;
BRFJIAN) A asist. ingo
Experimental measuremnts by means of tha M.R.A.1/C.W. tellurometer.
Rev geodazie 7 noc,3:5~-17 163o
1. Institutul do constructiJ, Buauresti - sectia geodezie.

BREBENEL, D... ing..
Measures which can b& taken to put steam turbine blades out of
resonance.' EnergeticalRum 9 no.7:280-283 Jl 161.

OSSIR/ Chemistry Ph"ical'cheinistry

card
1/1 FUb. 147
2P/25,
Auttors Vol' kenshteynj, H. 16 jo and Brebdo. V. I.
Title I Effect ofAntermoleculim reactionson reversible isomerization,
PeriodLical i Zhur. fiz. khim. 28/7.$ 1313 1318, July 1954.,
Abstract i The differencesAn energies of intermolecular reactionslof convolute
trans-isorsers,--of,l,,2-~-dichloro~thane and 1.2-dibromoothane, were
estimated quantitatively, It was found thatan orientational,-reaction,
betweenLmolecules balances the energies of reversible isomers in
liquids.- The effect.of intermolecular reactions., on the relative
stability of reversible isomers is explained. Eleven references:
.4 Japanese; 3 VSSR.and 4,USA (1939 -1953). Tables.
Institution Acad. of So. USSR$ Institute of High Molecular Compounds, Leningrad
Submitted November 30, 1953

RUMANIA
BREBEANU, Gh.1,,.D_r, KaJ [affiliation not givenj
"Some Clinical Observations on the Toxicity of Radioact
Substances Following the Contamination of Wounds with JIVN
P32, and Na24.(Experimental Study)."
Bucharest, Revista Sanitara. Nilitara, Vol 62, No 5, Sep-Oct 66,
pp 887-900.
Abstract: In an experimental study involving 3 lots of 12
guinea pigs each, the author found that the harmful effect of
radioactive iodine after contamination of a wound without
surgical processing is quite small even at relatively high
dosages but that radioactive phosphorus and radioactive
sodium have a pronounced effect under the same conditions.
Includes 4 tables, 15 figures and 15 references, of
which 5 Rumanian, 7 Russian, 2 English-language and one
French. -- Manuscript submitted 1 July 1966.

R/006/60/008/003/001/002
DO15/DlO5
AUTHOR% Brebenelt D.S., Engineer
TITLE: Aspects of the problem of blade vibrations in steari turbines
PERIODICAL: Energetica, V, 8, not 31 1960, 103 - 114
TEXT: The article describes the causes, characteristics and effects of
turbine blade vibrations, deals ~`.th vibration measuring methods and offers
suggestions for the improvement of blade efficiency. The main causes of
blade vibrations are a) non-uniformity of steam flow through the annular
sections of the guide vane nozzles, and b) perturbing forces, i.e. forces
due to the perturbation of the continuous steam flow at the "diaDhragm"
separation points, and forces due to the perturbation of the continuous
steam flow,caused by the non-uniformity of the guiding channel sections.
With regard to the direction of the oscillation, three types of vibrations
may be distinguished, i.e. axial or longitudinal, torsional, and tangential
vibrations. The most freauent and dangerous vibrations are tangential vi-
brations. In laboratory experiments, blade vibrations are caused by
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R/006/60/008/003/001/002
D015/D1O5
Aspects of the problem of blade vibrations in steam turbines
applying to the free end of the blade an impulse produced by a.c. of variable
frequency and an excitation electromagnet. The natural frequency of the
blade vibration is achieved by increasing the frequency of the excitation
force, which produces the resonance phenomenon. Blade vibration can be of
the first, second or third tone depending on the intensity of the vibration
frequency. Usually the blades are assembled in sets,held together by wire
or shrouding. However, in experimental research, the blade sets are con-
sidered as separate blades. Blade sets are subjected to different types of
vibrations, depending on the wavelength. The vibration frequency of some
types of blade sets also depends on the dimensions of the stiffening wires
or shroudings and on their location along the blade. There are two types
of blade vibration, produced by excitation forces of different frequencies:
a) the period of the disturbing force is shorter than the total cessation
period of the damped free vibration of the blade, and b) the Deriod of the
disturbing force is equal, or longer, than the total damping period of the
vibrating blade. Impulses generated by steam under resonance conditions
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D015 D105
Aspects of the problem of blade vibrations in steam turbines
and depending on multiplicity, produce various deviations of the blades,
hence different stress values. Multiplicity is the required number of periods
of a vibratory motion causing the external impulse due to which the initial
vibration enters into resonance. Since the blade deviations increase with
each subsequent resonance impulse, the strains also increase accordingly.
Blade deviations, however, increase only up to a certain limit, since in-
ternal resistance forces of the blade and stiffening materials limit the
deviation increasej the maximum deviation occurs only when the vibration
is stable and the energy of steam impulses absorbed by friction between the
particles of the blade and stiffening material. The low number of initial
blade deviations corresponds proportionally to the high number of multipli
city. This rule, however, applies if all factors which influence the vi-
bration remain constant, and only the disturbing forces vary. The effect
of the centrifugal force is shown by an increase in the natural frequency of
the blade. Low frequency blade vibrations are measured by the free vi-
bration or by the resonance vibration method. The measuiing tolerance of
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DOWD105
Aspects of the problem of blade vibrations in steam turbines
the frequency should not be lower than 1%, as compared to the value to be
measured. When using the free vibration method, the frequency is measured
by a cathode or loop oscillographv whereby with the resonance vibration
method, a special device is used, consisting of an amplifier, an acoustic
generator an excitation electromagnet, an electronic voltmeter, an electro-
magnetic transducer and an oscilloscope. The free vibration method can only
be used for measuring first-tone vibrations, while the resonance method per-
mits the measuring of the first, and higher tones. The measuring data of
the blade vibration frequency of each individual stage can be used for com-
puting and determining the following vibration characteristics a) divergence
of frequencies; b) dynamic frequencies; c) critical number of revolutions;
d) verification of the frequency impulses; e) deviation from the resonance
frequency; and f) deviation from the rated rpm. In practice, the measuring
of the blade vibrations depends on the quality of the blading and reblading.
The life of steam turbine blades depends on the resistance of the blade ma-
terial determined by its fatigue limit. Repeated tests on blade vibrations
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DOWD105
Aspects of the problem of blade vibrations in steam turbines
should be conducted a) periodically, when blades are subjected to cor-
rosion and erosion; b) after reblading of the turbine; and c) annually,
when defective blade operation of the blades has been established. Since
the values of the natural vibration frequencies obtained after blading,
and, subsequently after a certain number of operation hours, differ from
each other it is imperative that periodical measuring of blade vibrations
be carried out. The characteristics of blade vibrations can be improved
as follows; sharp edges and surface scratches should be removed; the
wiring holes should be properly rounded and provide gradual passage at the
connections; reblading operations should include a detailed examination
of the blades to insure a rigid fixing in the blade supports, since clamping
differences might modify the natural frequency up to 10 - 15~L The
distance between the individual rotor blades and between the individual
stator blades should be as equal as possible. After reblading, the vi-
brations must be measured to check the divergence of frequencies and the
computation results. There are 27 figures, 1 table and 5 references: 4
Soviet-bloc and 1 non-Soviet-bloc.
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R/006/61/009/002/001/001
A231/A126
AUTHORt Brebenel, D., Engi4eer
TITLE: Utilization of the resonance-phenomenon in measuring the blade
vibrations in steam and gas turbines
I
PERIODICAL: Energetica, v. 9, no. 2, 1961, 68 - 72
TEXT: ' Based on two previous articles by Engineer Dumitru Breberiel (Ref.
3: c1teva aspec-te privindproblema vibra';ii1or la paletele turbinelor ou acur
[Some Aspects Corycerning the Vibration of Steam Turbine' Blades] I Energetica; no.
3, March 1960), and Engineers Gh. VAradi and V. V16deanu (Ref. 4: Un aparat
electrbnic-,pentru determinarea freavenlei paletelor turbinelor cu abur prin meto-
da rezonanlei [An Electi-onic Apparatus for the Determination of the Frequ~ncy of
Steam Turbine Blades by the Resonance Method], Energetica, no.-3, Mar!zh 196o),
the author analizes the physical-mathematical aspects of the resonance Dhenomonon
used in measuring the vibrations-of turbine blades at the Intreprinderea Fnergo-
Reparatii (Power - Repair Enterprise) i~ Bucharest. In case of steam turbine
blades, generally free vibrations and forced vibrations are found. The author
briefly mentions the equations of the damped free vibrations, damped and undarnDed
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Utilization ... A231/A126
forced vibrations and three types of compound vibrations, i.e. compound vibra-
tions ofithe same frequency,_oompound vibrations of different frequencies, but
very alose"to each other; andi compound vibrations of different fr6quencies.
Principally, the method of measuring steam turbine blade vibrations by resonance
oscillation consists in the exeitation through an electromagnet, of the blade
having a natui-al pulsation-p. This electromagnet fed by an osciLlator haB a fre-
quency whichmay be varied until it becomes equal with the natural blade pul-aa-
tion. Thus, two transformations take place by this methodZ -the first one trana-
forms the electrio-vaitiation into mechanical vibrAtions% while the sacond one
transforms the me-chanlOl vibrations into electric v&r~_A*iona. The Voltage in-
duced in the transducer is ~ed to one of,the plate pairs of an osoillosocpe. Ths
voltage of-the variable-frequency oscillator is led to the second pair of plalee,.
Having now two vibrations of perpendicular directions they may be composed, thus
forming figures on the screen7on the oscilIcFscope Lissajous, which may be used
for the determination of the frequency of one of the voltages, The oscillator
voltage is already known. The force F acting on the blade can'be determined '-.,v
the expression
F - d0 (28)
2 CAJ 2t4 20 dx,
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Utilization ... A2_31/AI26
This force depends on the efficiency value of the sinusoidal voltage U of the
variable-frequency oscillator which feeds the exoiteV on the value of the W pulsa-
tion of these voltages, or the value of the variable frequency fv reBpectlv-~:Iy,
and on the value of the permeance G. This is the external excitation force wh!~~h
produces the forced vibration of the blade. The nondamped forced vibration 1-3
expressed by: X = E I sin (U3t -v(j, in which p is the natu-
m T(p2 _L __2 2
_,2) 2+ 4n W
ral pulsation of the blade vibrations, and CJ the pulsation of the exci~.ai,a:;a f
varying at a certain moment one may have.- CJ= p, in which case the re,-ianf~-e
phenomenon appears.. In the same moment, a voltage will appear -in the trant-d'..c..er
coil, the frequency of which will be the natural blade frequency. The transfor-
mation of-thd mechanical vibration into electric vibration is accomplished by an
induction transducer. However, induction transducers can be used directly only
111 4-
in the measuring of linear or approximately linear displacements, -ie ransducer
should have coils with a great number of spires. Another factor whi2h shc1.;I-_J *-e
taken into consideration is the magnetic reactance of the coil. There are 7
res and 4 references: 3 Soviet-bloc and I non-Soviet-bloo.
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BREBENIK, Y.M., dotsent, Icand.takhn.nauk
fatigue curves and methods for calculating parts subjected to
variable loads. Izv. vys. ucheb. sav.; mashinostr. no. 10:73-81
16o. (MIRA 14:1)
1. DueprodzershinBkiy vechernty metallurgicheskiy Institut.
(Streagth of materials)

BREWRA
, , - - -- : --:1 : . .. I .. .- - . '-"' - -,.- -, . - -. - -.- I
I I
"'Possibilities of Economizing on the Use of Wood in the Construotion of BuDAingvj,"
1; 90
tavabni &=I, Vol.3, N6.1, Jan. 1953p Praha.)
SOt Monthly List of Sast A=pean Acoessions,, Val.2., Alo.9p Library of liongress, September
1953, Uncl.

BREBERA, A.
Ae creeping of patent wire and the improvement of its quality by
reinforcing. P-317
INZENYRSKE STOPY. (Ministerstvo stavebnictuvi) Praha
Vol. 3, no. 6, Aug. 1955
East %ropean Accessions List Vol. 5 No. 1 Jan. 1956

Iti.
cf ot-r rntented w'-r(-,, unifc.--n-.ty of its ;-r, ;;.--66.
.1;
1!,*ZE--'Y'-Z,',":--;-' STAVBY. (1-14-isterstvo Frehe.
Vol. 4, no. ~-`, Aur. !Qlr,6.
SIOURCE: Last Europeen AccD.-,sions List, Libr-ry of CcnL-ross
Vol. !5, no. 12, December 1.1r.16.

BREBERA, A.
Welding of the Toros steel. p.236,
ZVARANIE. (Ministerstvo hutneho prumyslu a rudnych bani a Ministerstvo
strojareustva)
Bratislava, Estonia
Vol. 8, no. 8, Aug. 1959
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) IL, Vol. 8, No. 1-1.
Nov. 1959
Uncl.

BFSBEPA., A., inz. (Praha)
Improvement, of the high-quality wire, for prestressed concrete
constructions. Stavivo 41 no.6.-205-207 Je v63,

r3
P 'i ME, f red FFirst Clinic of' Obstetrics and vne-
I jT-T-`7 "it\ ka N, 16 zmi r, twe. i U10 ro b "(0 ui ewvch Vta JV-11
Acadaru.yj in Potnen (Diractori
Dr. med. W, '-IICIfAj.KIE14TC7,; Director of' lnfants Vivi-
131 RZ
or, Docent, j-. med. K. .TE-!Y&0WSKA)
ni .a 1 4" -.;!1 t-. (-. Si. S. "ase Report."
a I, -I a wPolsk-i Tygtodnik Lakarski, Vol 17, NC, 4-8, Z6 N'o-,,
,Ih.q Lit,,I
t ther's Dvrlisn summaryl Corweniu~j JcI)tvo3js
L 0 -1 fvnm bi rt!) to the - azla of sJ. x mon ths j s rapo r t ad,
t~i drawn tc, the close blood- relationship of the
t i.;~ tria oood affects of orednisone treatment an
of the -infant and rho changpos it produces in
v ,j I'l ,%ino referencos, (;Pie "liorman, twu English, and

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SWLKOWSKI, Kazimierz
Syndrome of congenital malformations of the abdominal wall
muscles and of the renal tract in a newborn infant. Pediat.
Pol. 40 no-5:527-530 My 165.
1. Z I Kliniki Poloznictwa i Chor�b Kobiecych AM w Poznaniu
(Kierownik: doc. dr. med. W. Michalkiewicz) i z Zakladu
Anatomii Patologicznej AM w Poznaniu (Kierownik: doc. dr.
med. P. Gabryel).

ME130ROWICZ, H.-; PISARSKI, T.
~~ 6;;
Morphology of large placentae. Pols)d tygod. lek. 14 no.40:1786-1788
5 Oct 59-
1. (Z I Kliniki Poloznictwa i Chorob Kobiecych A. M. w Poznaniu;
dyrekbor kliniki: doe. dr med. Witold Michnlkiewiez: kierownik
pracowni histopatologicznej: L. Przybora).
(PLACMA)

BREBOROWICZ, Henryk; PISARSKI, Tadeusz; PRZYBORA, Lucjan
Polypi of the uterine cervix. Polski tygod. lek. 15 no.32:1231-1235
8 Ag 160.
1. Z I Kliniki Poloznictwa i Chorob Kobiecych w Poznaniu; kierownik:
doe. dr Med. W.Michalkiewicz; kierownik Pracowni Histopatologicznej:
dr med. L. Przybora.
(CERVIX NEOPLASMS statist.)
(POLYPI statist.)