SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT FIDLER, A.Z. - FIEBIG, A.

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FIDLLR, A.Z.; LINTSEVICHI A.V.
Aaaambling precast reinforced concrete reservoirs with tower
cranes. Prom. stroi. 42 no,5t43-44 165. (MIRA 18.8)

Fim-'R, F.
Li~,,-,ht bric%s.
P. '124, (Stavivo) VD1. '15, no. ~-. Aug. 1957, Praha, Czachoslovalula
SO: IlDnthly Index of East Europea-ii Acessions ~!~--,'Ai)vol. 6, ',".o. 11 Povember 1957

VOSKRB*ISKIY. L.; YEVZBWV. A., tekhnoruk.; SHLIONSKAYA, To., 4UYW, S.,
Ixshemer-khImik;.FIDM, I., makhanik; VINDKM, V., khudozhnik.
Photegraphic prixting ox blankets. Prom.k9op*zo*2:lq-21 7 156.
11
(ML" 9:7)
1.Vrad4odatell pravlanlys, arteli. OPrnimtkachw (far Vord=eseuskir)
-(Textile prin'ting)(Photomechanical procees)

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FIDLIR, Iri.; YOZIMA, Tn. (translator]
Vegetative hybridization of sugar and fodder beet. Izv.AM =.S*r.
biol. no.3:87-95 My-Je '56. (KLRA 9:8)
1. Opytnaya eveklovodcheskays, stanteiya Semyantee, Chekboolovakiya.
(MMI7ATIOH,.VZGATABLX) (BISTS)

FIDLER, Josef, procnovany chemik; HICHAL, Jan CSc.
Chromatographic separation and determination of rare earth
elements. Rudy 11 no.10:Supp19=iA:,Frace vyzkumnych ustavu
no.5:35-38 0 163.
1. lfi~tav pro VYZM-m-*i~1d.'-Viaha-.*

Dalibor, promovany chemJk; FIDUR, Josof,,promovany chemik
0scillopolarographic determination of
heavy metaJa in mine waLers. Rudy 12
I. TnstItute of Ore Reaearch, Prague,
smallA centratlona of
no.62' 205 Je 164.

wEiSS, Dalibor; F1DLER, J.
oscillopolarographic determination of cadmLum in mineral raw
materials. Rudy 12 no.11:412-414 N 164.
1. Institute of Ore Research, Prague.

FIDLM, Josef,,- inzI.- 11
At the agrictiltura-1 and forestry schoola more attf-Tition Is
given to tho technical standardization. Normalizace 12 no.7t
200 J1164
~. Research Inatitute of Technical Fbicatlorn, Prague.

FIDL*9RP J.
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Infant mortality in larlovy Tary. Pediat-lietY 5 no.6.-365-368
Nor-Dec 50. (CLML 20:5)
1e Of the Children's Department (Head--Josef Fidler. M.D.) of
the State Regional Hospital in Karlove Vary.

FIDIJM, Josef
Delivery of shoulders and its complications. Gin. polska 28 no.2:
1,43-148 Mar-Apr 57,
1. Z II Klinild Poloznictwa i Chorob Kobiecych A.M. w Lodzi
Kisrownik: prof. dr. mod. St. Krsysztoporaki. Adres: Lodz.
Piotrkowska 161.
(LILBOR, IRMENTATION
sboulders, management (Pol))

FIDLIM, JOzef
Difficulties in manual managment of pelvic preeentation. Gin.
poloka 30 no,.6:651-662 N-D 159.
1. Ze Szpitala Polosniono-Ginekologicznego im. Dr H. Jordana
w todzi Dyrektor: dr med. J. Fidler.
(LABOR PRASAMTION)
V, M,
12-11- M R

FIDLER, Josef
A fascial method of vaginal surgery in stress incontinence in women.
Polski prsegl.oltir-32 n0,2-165-171 7 160.
1. Ze Sspltala llolosnicso-ginekologicznego im.dr. H. Jordana w
Iodzi. 11yraktor: dr. J. Vidler.
(URINATION DISORDIMS surg.)

HAVLIK, J.; BOJUK, 0.; ~~ID~ER J.; ROREJSI, P.
Hemophilia as a cause of respiratory obstruction. Cesk. pediat. 17
no.12:1000-100/+ N 162.
1. Detske oddeleni OUNZ v Karlovych Varech, prednosta dr J. Fidler
Otolaryngologicka oddeleni OUNZ v Karlovych Varech, prednosta dr.
0. Borik.
(104OPHILIA) (RESPIRMIRY INSUFFICIENCY)

FIDLER, Jozef
Radial stwgery of rectal diverticulum. Ginek. pol. 33 no.6:727-731
162.
1. Ze Szpitala Poloznicro-Gineko1ogicznego im. d-- H. Jordana w Lodzi
Dyrektor: dr med. J. Vidler.
(RECTuk) (Divr,.RTIOULOSIS)

FIDLER, Jozef
Extensive g7necological examination in stress incontinence.
Ginek. pol. 34 no-4:507-511 163.
1. Ze Szpitala Polozniczo-Ginekologicznogo ima dr H. Jordana
w Lodzi Dyrektor: dr med. J. Fidler.
(URINARY INCONTINENCE, STRESS)
(GYNECOLOGY)

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88548
S/191/60/000/011/005/016
(;L;t 0q) B013/BO54
AUTHORS: Gverdtsiteli, I. M.., Fidler, Kh. N.
TITLE: Use of China Wood Oil Cakes for the Production of Resins and
Plastics
PERIODICALs Plasticheskiye massy, 1960, No. 11, PP- 14 - 17
TEM The authors studied the possibility of using China wood oil cakes
for the production of Tesins and plastics. Looking for a raw material to
substitute the phenol part in phenol formaldehyde resins,they. found-this V0.5te
product in one of the factories producing China wood oil in the
Gruzinskaya SSR. The following chemical composition was determined for the
China wood oil cakes obtained at the Kobuletskiy masloboynyy zavod
(Kcibuleti Oil Factbry) from the 1958 crop: total nitrous substances,
referred to protein, 22.16% (instead of expected 40%), raw cellulose -35.Oeo
(instea(i of 32%), pentosan - 9.46%, China wood oil (extracted with ether) -
7.0714, ash - 6.89%, other substances (not studied in detail) 19.38%. The
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88546
U:3e of China 'Nood Oil Cakes for the Produc- 3/1 91/60jb00j0I 1/005/016
tion of Resins and Plastics B013/BO54
moisture content varied between 5.5 and 7.0%. The proteins obtained from
Chinese seeds contain a large number of functional groups, and can, there-
fore, be used as resin-forming raw materials. The chemical composition
of China wood oil depends on the kind of tree and the climatic conditions
under -7hich the tree is growing. Data found by G. I. Kanchaveli,
A. I. Ivanova (Ref. 4) and Chen'-guan'-Khuey (Ref. 5), however, show that
its inain components remain constant. The glycerin ester of eleostearic
acid forming 90c/fa of the China wood oil is distinguished from other drying
oils by better drying. On heating raw China wood oil to 2750 - 2800C, the
ethereal oils are partly separated, and resin is formed. Suboequently, the
oil becomes even more viscous, and dries even better. The foil forming
after drying-out is brilliant and stable. In the production of resins and
plastics from ChIna wood oil cakes, the following tests were made:
i) Production of resina from China wood oil cakes in the presence of
sulfuri,- acid. 2) Condensation of the substances contained in China wood
oil with phenol alcohols, as well as with formaldehyde, in the presence of
alkalis.. The optimum ratio of reagents has btill to be defined precisely.
The tests showed that Lhe flow of molding materials is most influenced by
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88546
Use of China Wood Oil Cakes for the Production S/191/60/000/011/005/016
of Resins and Plastics BO13/BO54
the duration of condensation, at a temperature increase towards the end of
the prDcess. The molding material completely loses its flowability by an
excessively long condensation. Two main groups of molding materials were
Droduced and testedt with wood dust as a filler, and with mineral fillers
including dolomite, tale, asbestos, and glass fiber. Except for the composi-
tion with asbestos, all molding materials showed satisfactory flowability.
3) Production of resins from China wood oil cakes, phenol, and formaldehyde
3.n two stages. According to this method, the oil coe is first condensed
with excess phenol in acid medium; then, the reaction is completed in
alkaline medium. A table gives the physical, mechanical, and dielectric
properties of resultfrig plastics. Hence, it appears that they attain the
level of demands made on phenol formaldehyde novolak molding materials.
Some of these plastics attain the lower standard limits fixed for phenol
formalddhyde resole molding materials. Thus, phenol formaldehyde molding
materials can be replaced by the molding materials obtained if the
-propertios of the latter meet particular demands. It was found that
molding materials on the basis of China rood oil cakes are cheaper than
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88548
Use oV China Wood Oil Cakes for the Production S/191/60/000/011/005/016
of Reoins and Plastics B013/BO54
corresponding phenol formaldehyde molding materials. A. P. Sadokova is Y
mentioned. There are 1 table and 9 Soviet references.
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GVERDTSITELI, I.M.; IADGIEYEV I. P.; ABASH IDZE, G.S.;
J,
KnLASIIVILIp M.V.; UGRFMIELIDZE, D.S~-
Technological processes for obtaining molding materials based.
on tung cake, Plast.masEW no.3.lz49-50 161. (MIRA 1440)
(Tung nut) Wastias)

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S/251/62/028/00110qM1003
1032/1242
AUTHORS: Gverdtsiteli, 1. M. and Fidler, Kh. N.
TITLE: The condensation of tunga press-cake with phenol and phenolic alcohols in the presence
of various catalysts
PERIODICAL: Akadcmiya nauk gruzinskoy SSR. Soobshcheniya, V. 28. no. 1, 1962, 25-32
TEXT: The use of tunga press cake as a raw material for manufacture of thermoplastic and thermosetting
resins is proposed. 73 % or the dry matter of tunga press cake are constituted of proteins, cellulose, tunga
oil and pentosans. CclluIc)se, lignin, oleostcarinic acid amino acids and pentosans can give condensation
products with phenol in the presence of sulfuric acid.
Cellulose is apparently hydrolyzed to d-glucose, pentosans to d-xylose and furfurol. The condensation of
these products with phenol proceeds according to the formaldehyde-phenol condensation mechanism to yield
linear polymers in the first stage of the process. These thermop!astic kesins can be made to react further in an
alkaline medium, with formaldehyde and phenolic alcohols, to give polymers with a lattice structure. Conden-
sation with formaldehyde takes place at the free reactive points of the phenol rings. Tunga press-cake treated
with lime yields calcium olcosterate and calcium salts of amino acids. Calcium olcosterate can be condensed
with phenol; calcium salts of aminoacids can be condensed with formaldehyde. Further condensation or all
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The condensation of tunga press-cake with... S/251/62/028/00 I /00,TO03
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0,.c.,,c prooucts leads to the rormation of linear and lattice-type polymers. Lignin too is soluble in alkalis. In
an alkaline solution lignin probably acquires a linear structure in which phenolic hydroxides arc set free.
This it can he condensed with aldehydes. The yield of resin is higher than that obtained from comparable
q,aantitics of phenol and formaldehyde in a phtnol-formaldchyde synthesis A two stage process of manu-
facture is recommended: a) condensation to tunga press cake with phenol in the presence of salfuric acid;
b) condensation of the thermoplastic resins and other components of the press-cake which did not react
in the first stage, with formaldehyde and phenolic alcohols in an alkaline medium.
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno issledovatelskiy institut promstroymaterialov, Soviet Narodinovo Khosyaystva
GSSR, Tbilisi (Scientific Rescarch Institute. Industrial and Building Materials, National
Economic Council GSSR, Tiflis
PRESENTED: by Kometiani, P. A., Academician
SUBMITTED: March 20, 1960
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FIDIER, Miroelav (Fiedler, Hiroslav); P~AK, Vlastimil
Evaluations and iterative methods for determining the simple
eigenvalue of an almost decomposable matri;c. Dokl. AN SSSR 151
no.4:790-792 Ag 163. (KCRA 16:8)
1. Matewticheskiy institut Chekhoslovatskoy Akademii nauk,
Praga, Chekhoslovatsk-mys. Sotsialisticheskays. Respublika.
Predstavleno akademikom S.L.Sobolevym.
(Matrices) (Eiganyalues)

RYSHLYYI.B.; MIKUM. U.; 71DUR, V.
Possibility of adaptation of Amidostomum anserimi'Zoder, 1800,
Railliet and Henry, 1909 In birds other than geese. Fol.biol.,
Praha 1 no.5:276-281 Oct 55.
1. Siologioheskiy inatUut CHSAN, parasitologiya, Praga I Ptiteezavod,
Libush
(PA3U$ITXS.
Amidostomum anseris, allptation in birds other than goes$)

]ITSAVY, Bohumil.; MICHALEK. Jaromir;FIDLSR. Vladimir.
Possibility of adaptation of Amidostomum anseris (Zeder, 1800)
Railiet and Henry. 1909, in other birds. Cesk.biol 4 no.7:
393-396 Jl 155.
1. Biologiciq- ustay CSAT, parasitologis, Praha a Drubazarske
savody, Libus.
(PARASITZS,
Anddostow= anserls, adaptation in birds other
than geese)
(FOWLS, DOKISTIC,
adaptation of Autdostowm auseris in birds other
than geese)

FIDLER, V.
Feeding poultry from the physiological point of view.
p. 169
Vol. 6, no. 4, 1955
PRUKYSL POTRAVIN
Praha
SO% Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL), LC. VOL. 5, no. 3
march 1956

If
Czechoalovakia/L!hemical Technology Chemical Products and Their Application. Pood
Industry, 1-28
Abat Journal:. Referat 2hur - Khimiya, No 19., 1956, 63701
Authort Fidler --V1 ad Ird r
Listitution: None
Title: Determination of Age of Killed Poultry
Original
Periodical: Odbadovani stari drubeze. Prumysl potravin, 1955, 6, no 8, 402-403;
Czech
Abstract: A list of characteristics that permit to determine the age of killed
poultry.
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LEnSTIKIN, N.T.; FIDLERMAN, K.N.
Manufacturing wood chip boards by the method of cold proasing
[Suggested by N.T. Lepaghkin, X.N.Fidlerman]. Rats. i izobr.
predl. v stroi. no.6:68-72 158. (MIRK 11:10)
(Wood, Compressed)

KRUGLOV, V.P.; FIDLERMAN, K.N.
Shop for the production of glued bars for the frames of window and
door sets. Der. prom. 12 no.6tl4-15 Je 163. (MIRA 16:10)
1. Gosudarstvennyy institut po proyektirovaniyu predpriyatiy
derevoobrabaty-vayushchey promyshlennosti.

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ACC NR, AT6000930 '~JWIJD SOURCE CODE: UR/2563/65/000/251/0062/0061)
AUTHOR: ZjXtseva, L. P.; Zamotorin. M. 1. (Candidate of technical sciences, Docent);
Simaaheva, N. P.; Fidlin,_V. Ya.
ORG:
TITLE:
alloys
Leningrad Polytechnical Institute.(Loningradskiy politekhnicheskiy institut)
Effect of electric discharge processing on agingi~ln Amco iron and almninum
:30URCE: Leningrad. Politvkhnicheskiy institut. Trudy. no. 251, 1965. Metallovedeniye
~:Metal science), 62-69
".OPIC TAGS - aluminum alloy, iron, dispersion hardening/
.*1CX . ~C , 4- A14-- azq- t-z"r X
i'MISTFAM A study was made of AectVid discharge proces in Wa.V d its
4ing E 5fn
impact 0 ging b"avior in Armco i -Viuminum alloys-Al-Cd1d nd the al
loys DlT~vd ~rls:kN'Tensile,,.pi~2peErtLiies hardness, impact energy, specific electrical
resistance and microstructures were analyzed after various treatments. EDP was appli-
ed as follows: for Armco Iron: (1) quench from 7000C (I hr hold time) into water and
natural aging for 1, 5 and 15 days; (2) same quench with supplementary EDP at room tem.
perature immediately after, and after 1 and 5 days; (3) same quench with artificial
aging at 500C for 4 hrs; (11) same quench with EDP done at 700C. ror the aluminum' al.-
loys: similar EDP treatments and aging schedules, except that Al-3% Cu was quenched
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from 5150C and the Al-O.Ot Mg-0,65% Si from 520OC; for alloy V95, same as above, ex-
cept that different EDP temperatures were maintained. For DIT the treatment was the
saTnc as for the aluminum, except that quenching was at 5000C. The tensile properties
for Armco iron after treatment are listed. The change in energy EDP did not affect
the properties. EDP (especially at 7000 raised both strength and hardness and caused
a sharp decrease in specific electrical resistivity. These property changes were nW~--
ed only after I day or moret of natural aging. No differences could be observed be-
tiieen EDP and the usual qucnch and age treatment. The results for the aluminum a11%'.41
wore similar in some respects. However, after aging for 15 days a significant lowerin
of hardness and an increase in impact energy was noted following EDP. The authors can..
cluded that EDP in normally quenched alloys, and quenching in a field of electrical
discharges, speeds up the decomposition process in the primary period of aging (to 1
dEv) but that after 5 days of *aging the properties are almost identical. In some al-
loys, after 15 days of aging, a significant lowering in properties can be observed
(stre'ngth, hardness). In di.i3persion hardening systems, the only effect observed was
in the primary stages of aging. Orig. art. has: 5 figures, 2 tables.
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ZAYTSEVA, L.P.; ZAVOTOR111, K.I.; S11-TASHEVA, N.P.; FIDLIN, V. Ya.
Investigating the effect of electric discharge machining on
the properties and structure of metals. Trudy LPI no. 251t
57-61 165 (MIRA 19tl)
of
Effect of electric dis ihrge machinIng on the aging processes
of armco Iron &nd aluminum alloys. lbid.t62-69.

LIVSHITS, B.S.; FIDLIN,,.Ya.V.
Average valUe of losses in telephone networks. Elektroaviazt 16
no.7:46-55 ii v62. (Telephone lines) (KMA 15M

.~FIDLINP -Ya..V.-
Study of the losses of link connections during the attempt of
the marker to achieve a limited number of connections. Probl.
p~red.informa no.llsl24-132 162. (KMA 16s1)
(Telecorm~=ication)

LIVSHITS, B.S.; FIDLIN, Ya V
Total losses of several stages of search. Elektrosviazl 16
nQV12t43-55 D 162. (KIRA 16tl)
(Telephon% Automatic)
AR 4t,
R.

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fllvjilill~;, b.j. , iO'Jlll. JILLJ--, Jt,~V,:MY nalic!"jYj sotrudnik-; -Pli)LLI:, Ya.V.
Flow with oimi)le reaction and its offect (in oervice not,.;orks.
Sbor. trUd. iilli.TJ no.ll::~-153 163. 17: 9)

FI.DIJN. Z.Ya.
Monvenereal diseases of the male genitalia; clinical observations.
Vest. dorm. i vien. )2 no.6:79-81 N-D '58- (KIU 12: 1)
1. Is kafedry kA5shnykh i venericheskikh bolesney (nach. - prof. S.Te.
Gorbovitskiy) Voyeanemorskoy meditsinskoy akademii.
(CMITALIL.) MA . die.
nonvenereal (Run))

rl.A -- Cand.- Tech- -Stai ---- -- ---
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Dissertation: "Experimental Livestigation of Statistical Characteristics of a
Turbulent Water Flow in the Pronence of Roughness of Walls." Central. Inst of
Weather Forecasting, 18 Jan 47.
SO: Vechex yaya Moskva
-,n . Jan, 1.947 (Project #17836)

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Nor/Ayr 1948
Flow, Turbulent
Photography, High Speed
"The Use of High-speed Motion Pictures to Study the
Speed of a Turbulent Current," B. A. Fidman, Geog Inst,
Acad Sci, UEOR, 8 pp
"Izv Akad Nauk SSW, Ser Geograf i Goof iz" Vol XII,
No 2
Discusses a static method of processing individual
picture franes of a motion picture film to study the
pulsaticn speed in a turbulent water current. Author_~
obtained soxie qualitative characteristics of turbulan
alfor the case of a current flowing between two par-
all V81111. Submitted by Academician A. N. Kol-
m orov, 5j(OV 1947. lm 4M2

tan/pbyslce
Flow, Turbulent
Flow, Iluid
1bylirm 1948
"Cn the Sffects of Roughness of the Walls on the
Structure of Turbulent Flow," B. A. Fidman, lab of
Flow Processes, Inst of Geog, Aced Soi U&CM, 7 VP
Z Olz Ak Nauk SSSR, Ser Geograf I Geofiz" Vol Xn,
No 3
Photograpbs and statistical film ];.rocesding were
used In study of the pulsation fields that represent
the speed In turbulent water current flowing past
walls having macroooarse outlines. Some cam luelms
66TIO5
MM/Physios (Contd) Yhy/jun 1948
on the effect of the coarseness on the intens(Ity
and scale of the turbulent agitation are obtalned.
Studies mechanisms of effect of the form of coarse-
ness on the flow. Submitted by Academician A. N.
Xolmogorov 9 Nov 1947.
AM
Z_

USSWEydrology - Turbulence May/jun
Channels
"Some Experimental Data an Large-Scale Turbulence in
Open Flow," B. A. Fidman, Inst of Geog, Acad Sci USSR'~
Lin 13 pp
Co
If%
r-I Iz Ak Nauk SSSR, Ser Geograf i Geofiz" Vol XIV, No 3
Photography of open steady-state turbulent flow re-
vealed wave-type migrations.of particles covering con-
siderable part of depth of channel. These migrations
are connected with large-scale turbulent disturbances,
Which play important role in turbulent velocity oscil-
lations. Wave length of predominant oscillations was
158T54
USSR/Hydrology - Turbulence May/Juk' 50
(Contd)
more than 20 depths counting along trajectories
according to data obtained by statistical pro-
cessing of films. Submitted by Acad A. N.
Kalmogorov 2 Nov 49.
MD.
158T~k

-
l.- Fimm, BO A.
2. USSR (600)
49 Hydrod:ynamic a
7. Energy transformations in a turbulent fluid flow carrying heavy
suspended particles. Izv*AN 388R Otd.takh.nauk no. 9 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, February 1953. Unclassified.

FIIK!A B,A.
'4 (-W~ I ~oLl~ -j, ~, -,, ,,, '
Results of turimilence measurements In uniform and sharply widening
flown. IzveAN ESSR Otd,tekh.nauk no,11:1630-1644 N '53. (MM 6:12)
1. Predstavleno akademikom A.I.Xolmogorovyu.
(Hydrodynamics)

USSR/Engi-nee.-.ing Hy(fraul-Ics F D US
Card 1/1 Pub. 4 i - 10/17
Author Fidman, B. A.
~ ~ ~, 4,-j; -- ~ ~ -A 0, t 4, - I
Title Experimental. establishment of maximum nonerosivt~. vei~,cities
Periodical Izv. AN SSSR, Otd. tekh, naulk, 2, 79-85, Feb i954
Abstract Gives resultia of experiment conducted to determin,~~the Lnfluence of
stream depth related to size of bottom particles, tne viscosity,
and relative! density of particles and water on erosion. Models
consisted of' chutes with smooth glass walls. The particles were
cubes of various sizes and materials. The stream was maintained at
uniform flow. Table. Graphs. 7 references.
Ins t itu' . ion
Submitted By Academ A. N. Kolmogorov, January 21, 1954.

USSR A.ngineering - Hydraulii-s FD-no4
Card 1/1 Pub. 41-16/17
Author : Fidman. B. A.
%~,- ~,: --.: ~'~~.'xk'
Title : Letter to the editorial office. B. A. Fidman's comment on M. S. Fomi-
chev's article.
Periodical : Izv. AN SSSR. Otd. tekh. nauk 4, 152-153, Apr. 1954
kbstrdet : Criticizes M. S. Pomichey's article, "Structure of Flow Behind a Plate
in a Real Fluid, " Xzy. AN SSSR. Otd. tekh nauk 8, 1953) giving its
shortcomings) defects, and errors. Also states the errors are repeated
in '71ydrodynamic-Pressure Pulsation and Kinematic Flow-Structure in the
Tail Water of a Spillway Dam," by same author, in issue No. 1, 1954, of
above journea.
Institution
Submitted.

F-..D'.'AN, R.A., i)Oc Tech Sci -- Oisz;) "5tuoy of thle turbalence of
water mirrents in Wwix applIc-Ittiorl to ocrt"vill proh!f~lmn of'
Igmiment,inecring." Len, 1~'M, lo pp (Min of' Power
ItIqc
fcca OrAA11-Union ';ci Aes Inst or
ir :~.Ye. ~eden-yev) 200 c0, Tes (KL, 27-58, 107)
- 77 -

AUTHOR: Fidman, B. A. (Moscow) Sk'_;V/24-~58-8-27/37
TITL&: 0-n-U-671=nergy Balance in Turbulent Flow Breakaway
(0 balanse energii pri otryvnom turbulentnoin techenii)
PZRIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Otdeleniye Tekhnicheskikh
Ilauk, 1958, Nr 8, PP 139-14P (USSR
ABSTRACT: Flow breakaway occurs in the motion of a fluid o! "
moderate Reynold's numbers in the neighbourhood of
unstreau,lined bodies, in the discharge of jets into a
heated spade and also in pipes and chmulels of sharply
varying cross-sections characterized by increases in the
local resistances. The case considered in this paper is
that of the flow of opon water in a. channel in which the
bottom is suddenly lowered. The velocity field of such a
flow has been investiE;ated by tile author in earlier
work with the aid of fihfts (Ref 1). The author concludes
that in the region in which disturbances arise the energy
of the inean motion is transmitted to longitudinal
pulsations and from them, due to pressure pulsations,
to transverse pulsations. Mixing in the vertical
direction depends on these transverse pulsations which
Card 1/2 cause new lonFJtudinal pulsations due to the presence of

SOV/24-53-3-27/37
On the Ener6y Balance in Tur-bulent Flow Breakaway
a meEin velocity gradient.
There aj-.,e 6 figures and 4 references, 2 of -shich are
Soviet$ 1 EnSlish and 1 Gemmn.
SLT_B2J'ITT,LZ: April 81 1957
1. Turbulent flow--Theory
Card 212

BOZHICH, Sargey Petrovich;' FIDW B A. doktor tekhn.nauk, reteenzent;
KAKSIMOV, L.S., inzh., retsenzen ; THGOROV, S.A., doktor tekhn.
nauk, nauchayy red.; KARITANSKIT, L.P., red.; SOKOLISKIT. 1.F.,
takha.red.
(Statistical regularities of stationary random processes; based
on the results of measuring pressure pulsation at the boundary of
a turbulent flow] Nekotorye statistichenkie 2okonomeraosti statsio-
narnykh olu-chainykh proteessov;.po razulltatam izmerenii pullastaii
davlaniia ma granites turbulentnogo potoka. Koskva, Voes.proektno-
izyskatellskii i nauchno-issl.iln-t "Gidroproekt* im. S.IA.Zhuk,
1959. 24 p. (Tekhaichookoe soobahchenie. no.7).
(MIRA 13:9)
(Fluid dynamics) (Probabilities)

BLIZKYAK, Ye.V.,olv,red. (deceased]; ROSSINSKIY, K.I., otv.red.;
ANDRMV, O.T., red.; VFJWOT, S.L., red.; ZRKLOT, N.P., red.;
POPOVA, K,,L., red.: RZHANITSYN, N.A.. red.; FIDKAN, B.I., red.;
TAROSLAVT13EV, I.A.i red.: VIKIJWVA, L.I., red-.,1-71=4Yff, Yu.F.,
redAzd-va; KAKUNI, Tej.. tekhn.red.
(New methods and equipment for studying atream-channel processes]
Novye motody i apperatura dlin iusledovanii ruslovykh protsessov.
Moskva, 1S)59. 220 p. (MIRA 12:8)
1. Akedemiya nauk SSSR. Sovet po problemam vodnogo khozyaystva.
2. Sovet po problemam vodno,,o khozyaystva Aka?.amii nauk tiSSR
(for Blizryak). 3. Giprorechtrans Ministerstva rechnogo flota
R5FSR (for Vendroy). 4. Vassoyuznyy nauchno-isoledovatellskiy
institut transportnogo stroltelistva (for Yaroslavtsev).
(Hydrology--Research)

B/124/62/000/001/025/046
D237/D304
/0- /J-00
AUSIHOR: Fidman, B. A.
TITLE: Transformation and transfer of energy in a
sharply diverging turbulent stream
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, no. 1, 1962,
90, abstract IB620 (Tr. III Vses. gidrolog.
ell-ezda. v. 5. L., Gidrometeoizdat, 1960, 24-
29-'~
TEXT: The results are presented of measuring a series of
characteristics of a turbulent flow in the channel with sharply
stepped bottom obtained by cine recording of disturbed particles.
Turbulent velocity oscillations were measured together with the
mean velocity profiles, and from them, terms of the conservation
of turbulent energy equations (also analogical equations for
Cartesian velocity components) were calculated together with the
magnitudes K (convective transfer of turbulent energy by the
Card 112

S112 62/000/001/025/046
Transformation and transfer... D237XD304
averaged flow), Dp and Dk (diffusion of turbulent energy in
the potential and kinetic forms), P (dissipation of turbulent
energy due to viscosity),and n (transformation of the energy of
the averaged flow into the energy of turbulence). Profiles of
these magnitudes are given for various cross-sections of the
flow, and the significance of the role of diffusion of turbulent; V/9
energy is established. Change of energy of oscillations into the
energy of averaged -motion in the region of closed secondary flow
beyond the step on the bottom is shown. Also see Izv. AN SSSR.
Otd.. tekhn. n., 195B, no. 8, 139-142-RZhMekh, 1959, no. 6, 6467.
7 references. Z-Abstracter's note: Complete translation.-7
Card 2/2

FIDMANp B.A. (Moskva)
DiatriWj~ion of solid particles In a vertical fluid flow. jzv.AN
SSSR.Otd.tekh.nauk.Makh.j mashinostr. no-3:175-176 MY-je 163.
(NIRA 16:8)
(Fluid dynamics)

- F DDMU, - B-A-(Ploscow) 11
"Equations of hydromechanics Of multi-component discrete media"
11
report presented at the 2nd All-Union Congress on Theoretical and Applied
Mechanics, Moscow, 29 January - 5 February 1964. 1

IMOKOVA, I.G.; TA 0, Tu.V.; TIDMAN. R.S.; ORAGOVITS', R.V.
Vitamin B and tocopherol content of embryos, bran, and oil of some
wheat varieties of the Ukrainian S.S.R. Ukr.biokhim.zhur. 23 no.4:
371-375 151. (MLIU 9:9)
1. Institut biokhinii Alkademil nauk URSR, Mr.
(UKRAINN-WHIIAT--YARIIU IIIS) (VITAMINS--B) (TOCOPHXROL)

FID,~; , I!
IL.
Tile future possibilititts of the development Of Pu~'Iications in the field of costing
mct~lls- n. 132.
P',,Z',:r,I,i.-D ODUWNICTWA, Kradow) Poland- Vol, 8, no. 5, MaY, 1958.
"Onthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI), LC, V61. 8, no. 9, September, 1959.
Uncl.

fIDP~ICZ
__ , Wilhelm,, mgv inz.
Technical progress in the foundry plants of the heav7
machinery building industry. Przegl techn (84] no-44--4
4 N 16;2.

IL1984
Z/056/62/019/009/002/004
1037/1237
ATMTOT~ Fi( r Z
T 11' LF Novi (iovice for spot welding machines
-E F III) XAL: "If-ohled tne S
hviJe14 a hospodfskg literatury. Hutnicbvi
a :3trogfrenstvf. v-.19, no.9, 1962, 556, abstract HS62-
7060
TEXT Prototype of a new olectronic screen. The electronic screen
TIR
50-2, The nmxim.1 efficiency of the electronic screen is
1000 spots per minute. :33y using this screen together with the ma-
chine of the type 13? -30, tto pure steel nhents, 1,5 mm thick, were
vielied together at a rnte of 750 spots-per minute* There are 3
photographo.
1962, Automatic Welding, no* 1, 1-3
Card 1/1

FIDRIKH, 1.
~'
Description of an algorithm for solving problems in queueing
theory-using the mathod of statistical tests. Dokl. AN SSSR
153 no.4t779-782 D 163. (MRA 17:1)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. M.V. Lomonosova.
Predsta,71eno akademikom A.I. Bergom.

W26216VbW1Olq1Oo31oo6
1007/1207
AUTHOR: koplik Otakar, iLichter Autoi-dn, kidxuuc Frantibek.
TlTLE: Four-stroke engine with crai-kzhaf t-chambor ucaven&~.
Pk4aODICAL,. Referativuy~zhuriml, otdelInyy vypusk. 42. Silovyya ustanovki, no.19,
1962,57, abstract 4219323 ~Czech patent, claaa 46 a-2, 12, n'o.98957,
harch 15, 1961)
Ti~XT: A pateat has 6tvii ..,,,rtuLttd for a four-stroko i.e. engine with compression
(self) ignition, carburettor il-ldtioit, craticahaft-chamber scavening, and supercharging.
Durii.g scavengii4g- and superenaiij;iiig Uic air is subject Ao, an additional motioa around
the cylinder axis thureby mixina the upper ILkyers with the lower ones. This is ae4ved
I~y arreuiginC the acaveaGingr chiuaels iii a horizontal plane or at a sLall angle to the
plaae and by conuectiz4; theia UuIjLutiallY to the ongiuo cylinder. 1n case of
carburettor iguitiun, such a dleaii;n acea possible a local aiwiching of the combustible'
mixture. In the author' a upixiivt, 4ucl aAL arrangei"ent'ahould increase the power-to-
voluWO (power-per uxUt of dis,)lucewent) ratio by 5~o.
I to: Curaplete tranulatior,.-'
dhstuitor a no
ard

FIDRUS, I- Yu-; PASYITKOV, Ye- I.; PUTILIN, T. V.; YAKUB, 1. A.
t? Penicillin in Prophylactics Of Suppuration Of POBtoperative Wounds,"
Voyenno-Med. Zhur., No. 6, P- 32, 1955.

1-7) D J2 C~ . -~' Y'V.
USIM / Human ind Lnimrl Norphology (Nornrl rind Pntholp* ical). S
Cardiovascular System,
Abs Jour ; Ref Zhur - '~elol.~ vo'-~I) 1956,"~o 97081
4~Uthor t Fidrus S Yu
3 A �A-
Inst : Institute
Title : Arter:L--l j-2,lood 5uppTy of qtustrum -nd Adjoininp
Crpsulnc 2xtar= ot Internn of 'the IfiAtQ Substnilce of
Humr,n Corobrun;-
O~iV pub : Uch. z.-p. 2-y 14osk, nod. in-t. 1957, 4, 61-67
Abstract : It was shown oil 56 prop:,rttions of the cerebrum
of humniis of v:-rious irges, by the mo-thod of polychromic
injection of vussels., that in the blood supply of the
insular lolac (IM), nll 4 nAn Prterios of the tc-rminA br,7in
may prrticip-te - ~wntorior, middlo Pnd posterior cerebral.,
,,nd anterior villi,,,r,
which is explPincd Icy tha centr;~l
16cation of M. Only the middle corebrcl artery is the
Cord 1/3

USSR Humnn -nd Animal Morpholory (Norm,-1 ,nd Path6lo,-,iorl.). S
CardiovaFcular Sy3tevi.
Abs Jour Ref 13jol.,"Ilo 21' 1958P FO' 97081
j
constvnt source of vnsculvrizotion of IL; furti-,emore;
its poriphorrl brnnehes play th,-; grQrtQr prrt on the
surfrco ol the isl:,nd of P.-i-1 and snnllc-,- - in -rteries
of the exterml .-roup of itv contrql bi-~,nchoz. Pcriphorrl
p.-rtt3 of nnt,, rior Pnd posterior corcbrol -rtorics -nd the
-nterior villinr artery p,-rticip-to in thc blood supply of
IL only Varouili the intervention of -n,-st,,riosos between the
brnnchos of t%cso nrtaries ;-nd brmchcs oi ;?rtcries of IL.
T11c pprticipotion of the contrrl br.-nch o~~ the anterior
cerabrcl trytery (artary of licibner) in t1h,: blood supply of
IL is verit linitcd. Lower -o.-rts of the oxtcrn.,1 vpsulo
nnd cl,.!ustrum .7rc supplied In, two soul:ccs: c-T)sLl-
and up?cr P.--rts of tho two rbovu nrmod form-tiom, only
fron the vessels of the surf,!co of ti,c islnnd of %.i1.
T~e elmstrul-a is - forn-tion which ori!-in,-tod in the p,-lliums
ilich is indic,-tod b-t
but is not oqui,.,,-lont to the cort~-x, W
Card 2/3

MM Humnn rnd An-Impl I.Iorpholory,(NoimA nnd Patjj3'
Loqc,,.3,)
Cardiovascul,ar System.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Biol., No 213, 19583 No 97061
its blood. supply from modull.-ry :,rtorios. Tho lower prrt
of t1u; c1rustrum is rn intc~,wldirtc forTaction betwecn the
corticol 1,7minr o.L" the is1rnd nnd too nk;w p,-rt of sub-
corticPl nodes, which is cvidoncud h*ir v-scvI:,rization of
this wrt vnd fron, two sourcos of ncriphcrpl rnd centrol
bronchos ol tlic raiddle cerebral -rte_ry.
C.ird 3/3

YHRUSO TO.I. (Koscov').
... ...
tion. Ked.sestra no.9:19-22 6 153.
Management of Putients with skeletal trao (MM 6:10)
(Fractures)

M
FIMUS, Ye.I,, vrach (Moakra)
Thrombophlobitto and its therapye Med. sestra no.8:17-23 Ag 154.
(MIR& 7:8)
(TH.ILOMBOPHLBBITIS, therapy)

J?IDRUS, Ye.I.,vrach (Moskva)
History of the development of antisepsis and asepois,and their
importance in surgery. Ned. seatra no.12:18-23 D 155. (MIYA 90)
1. Institut skoroy pomoshchi imeni N.V. Sklifosovskogo.
(ANTISAPTICS) (SURGERY, A631PTIC AND ANTISEPTIC)

FIDRUS, Ye.l.
Ruptures of the intestine in closed injuries of the abdomen. Nov.
khir.arkh. no.6:134-135 -~N-D 158. (MIRA 12:3)
1. 1-ya khirurgicheskeys klinika, rukovodimaya prof. S.V. Lobachevym,
Institute imeni Sklifosovskogoo
(INTESTINW--RupruRE)

FIDRUS, Ye.I., vrach
- ~,- I
Participation of nurses in punctures. Med.sestra 17 no-10:15-22
0 158 (mm 11:11)
1. Is Moskovskogo gorodskogo nauchno-iseledovateliskogo inatituta
skoroy pomoshchi imeni Me Sklifosovskogo.
(SPIN,--PBCTtW)

FIDRUS Ye. I,
CloBed Injurles of the duodenum. Khirurgila 37 no.7:104-122
Ji 161. (MIRA 15%4)
1. Iz 1-y khirurgichookoy kliniki (zav. - prof. S. V. Lobachev)
Moskovskogo gorodskogo nauclino-iseledovatell skogo Instituta
skoroy pmaoshchi imeni N, V. Sklifosovskogo (dir. - zaslu-
zhenW wach Ukr3SR M. M. Tarasov, glavnyy khirurg - prof.
B. A. Petrov)
(DUODENU)4--WOUNDS AND INJURIES)

VINOGRAIMA., 0.1., kand. mod. nauk 4-:nskva, ul.. d. 57-65,
kv.62); FIDRUS, Ye.I*
Strangulated heriiia3 in ej-dt:rly liest. khir. 90 no.5:
75-83 MY163 17t5)
1. Iz I-y khirurgiches1roy klini%J. Vlus~~v,-"' gjrolakogo nnrj,-.'IinO-
-ssledovatellskogo instituta skoray pn-caheLl inieni Sklifovskogo
(dir. - za.sluzhernyy vrri,:h M.M.Tarascv, glfirryy khirurg
prof. B.A., Petrov).

IM
SUBOTSKIY, V.Ye., kand. med. nauk; VICHTOMOVA, T.K., kand. med. nauk;
FIDRUSO Ye.l.
Primary retroperitoneal sclerosing fibrosis in the pathogenesis
of diseases of the urinary organs. Urologiia no.6:49-52 N-D 163.
(MIRA 17:9)
1. Iz Moskovskogo gorodskogo ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo, Znameni
nauchno-issledovatel'skogo, institute. skoroy pomoshchi im.
Sklifosovskogo (glavnyy khirLtrg-chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR
prof. B.A. Petrov).

VINOGRADOVA, 0.1., kand.med.nauk; ye'l.
~-1-111ljSl---
Sharp foreign bodies in the heart and pericardium. Elirurgiia.
no.10:74-79 164. (MIRA 18:8)
1. Moskovakiy gorodskoy nauchno-iosledovatellskiy institut skoroy
poinoahchi tmeni Sklifosovskogo (nauchnyy rukovodlLell - prof. B.A.
Petrov, dir. - zasluzhennyy vrach TJkrSSR M.M.Tarasov).
am

, ~:g
VINOGRA-DOVAY 0.1., kand. med. nauk; FIDRUS, Ye.l.
Strangulated hernia in elderly persons. Trudy Inst. im. N.V.
Sklif.9s38-43 163. (MIRA 18:6)
1. Moskovskiy gorodskoy nauchno-issledoval el'skiy institut skoroy
pomoshchi, imeni Sklifosovskogo, Mosk--va.

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L,~_jv arld 1,,, 7 1
'1~~I ,, ~., 7
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.d
Me" the (GUG.-knig, cfjv--I~an as faLmd- i:~; P
11011~2/r, vAtse P L4 tile COIA., ~;id T Ihc 3!~g.
tetn,. ThIj reLctien ii not true frr iuea5afe-.a&ntii H aLr,
kirbric for Uqcr vJ-u--i of 1/2' tile curve berldr t,:xartls
the IIT axis. The rnca~~ICZUCMLS ~cn: rqpc~ta! i.i ri:~
faterval bttviter. 125 ~Udl '2114)'. nd ~-lv ~! !he -,
were m"s-tred as Mccce, others vicre Lc*,;; for K-L! hrs.
(n an Lcm. of Co. These s-Eupics slho-cd A of up 'w
10 times the =Irrated Ea=p!C--. 'J.'c--r.CT

EN
S/058/63/000/001/084/120
A160/A10I
AUTHOR: FidryfL. A. K,
7ITLE The electrio properties of bismuth oxide
PERIODICALi Referativnyy zhurnal, Fizika, no. 1, 1963, 67, abstract UM3
(IlUch. zap. Leningr. goo. ped. in-ta im. A. I. Gertsena", '1961,
207, 249 250)
TOM A brief account is given of the content of a report dealing wiil~
the investigation of the electric conduotivity of the Bi ~03 ou-modification, ard
--with the determination of the parameters of the polarons theory for tble ma-
terial.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
Card 1/1

"Jo
S/058//61/000/010/067/1001
-:Z4,~700 A001/A101
AVIWOR: Fidrya, O.K.
TITLEs Methods of determining effective electron mass in ionic crystals
PERIODICAL.-. Referativnyy zhurnal. Fizika, no. 10, 1961, 236, abstract lOE12
("Nauk. zap. Vinnyts'k. derzh. ped. in-t% 196o, v. 17, 128 - 131,
Ukrainian).
TEV: The author proposes to determine effective mass of conductivity else-
trons,A from experimental values of thermal ionization energy of electronic im-
purity centers in crjrstals W'S making use of the theoretical relation betwpan W
and jj,. Assuming that temperature dependence of probability,of.a center thermal
dissociation is determined-by:the factor exp(-W/kT),-and that.the luminescence
process has the monomolecular nature,.the author.derives,formulae,enabling;one~ to.
determine W from the data on the time dependence of coefficient of light absorp-
tion at different temperatures; It is noted that coloring centers appear, in
particular, under the action of ultraviolet irradiation in BiO and disappear at
a subsequent heating.
M. Krivog1ELz
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
Card 1/1

flml~~i A;at:
Y'rfertiveness of the therapeutic use af diatheriv, paraffin
and hrt water bott2a In chronic hepati'lls. Vop. kur., flziater.
i lach. kullt. 10 no.4018-121 Jl-Ag 165. (MIRA 18M
1. K&fedra fakulltetfikoy terapii ( zav.- pro!. A.M. Nogaller)
Astrakhanskogo meditainskogo inBtit-ata imerd Lunacharskago,

.v -
F-1 UT K" 's. ;'a 5q=KT I 'v.
Some remarks on drying lumber by distillation agdnst the background of the Conference
of the Association of Engineers and Technicians of the Forest and Woodworking Industries
at Poznan, p. 16. (IIPZEMYSL DREWIff, Warezawap Vol. 6, no. 3) Mar. 1955.)
DkZFP),,-X 11 f.
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FIDYKI 3.
Possibilities of the use of high frequency currents for dryin,- nitrocellvose
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i Lesnego i Stowarzyszenie Inzynierow i Technil:ow Le-zinictwa i Drzewnictwa,
Warszawa, Poland, Vol. 9, No. 4, Apr. 1958.
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FIDYK) Sbinislaw
Principleo for calculating the required power of gluing and heating
generatore for different furniture elemente. Przem drzew 11 no.9:
10-12 160.

FIDYKI Stanislaw
Strength of the glue line in wood joints. Przem drzew 13 no.1:17-19
Ja 162.

GRABAN, Vieslaw; FIDZIANSKA, Anna
Determination of the exchange space of tissue potabi;ium using
K-42. Neurol&p neurochir.p psychiat. Polo 15 no.lt37-41 Ja-F'65.
1. Z Z&kladu Radioizot(,pow Katedry Radiologii Lekarskiej Akadenii
Medycznej w Warsznwie i = Kliniki Neurologicznej Akademii Medycz-
nej w Warszawie (Kierownik Kliniki: prof. dr. med. To Rausmanowa-
Petrusewicz).

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AUTHOR: Meszaros. .7adwiaa-Mesharosp Ya.;LX_i_d_z_ianska4 Elibieta-Fiduan'ska, 0.; 27
-Kreska, Barbara-Kronskao V. B
uliua--Insti, e of EpidemiologY/director: ?rofeanoro Doctor of nedicine j. Xostrzew'0~
fata U4rr%1^rF
FZH, Warsaw (Zaklad Epid6miologii); ic Institute (Zaklad Wirusologii
Pantstwowego, ; Institute of Hygienej ',,,hrsaw (Zaklad Higienv
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TITLE: Laboratory diagnosis of mallpox ftring--Me epidemic in Poland In 1963
SCURCE: Przeglad epidemiologicznyp v.19~ no. 3, 1965t 335-346
TOPIC TAGS: bacteriology; cytology# virus diseasej, bacterial antigen, diagnostic
medicine, epidemiology i -.
ABSTRACT: Samples from smallpox suspectswere tested during the epidemic n
-Yo-land in 196.3. Chorioaiiantoic membrane of chick embryos was used for iso-
.1ation. Hyperplastic foci occurred a& a result of infecting Hela cells with
small doses of the identified virus. The phenomenon is described in the li-
.terature as the differentiating agent between variola. and vaccinia virus.
;Serum hemagglutinin levels obtained by.-the authors correspond to the results of
mcCarthy, Downie, Elizberg and Marennikowa. A high correlation existed between.
serum antigen levels and the clinical pattern of the disease. AntthemagglUtinin
.levels corroborate the diagnosis of variola- In the event of clinical and
bacteriological negative findings, this may serve as. & basic diagnostic
.method. The authors thank Docent, Doctor T. Sporzynski for valuable comments and
discussion of the results. Orig. art. has: 9 figures and 3 tables./j?Rs7
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IVerrum oxydatum sacoharatum &nd ferrum 027datuO B&ccharatum
uquidum. Farm. Polska 10 no,1:18-20 J& 154o
1. ZakladYarmcJi StOBOvanGJ A-K- w Gdansku.,
(IRON.
ss&ccMrates, prepe in powder & ljqqId forMG)

FINBIG, A., dr farm.
--&-- , - .. ~~ preparations from medicinal yeasts. Farmac a 10 no.2:
44-46 7 '54. iEFAL 3:6)
1. Zakl-d Farmaji Stosowanej A.M. w Gdanska.
(TALSTS, DRIM,
*galento prop. from medicinal yeasts)

FIMIG, A.. dr; KAWARM, St. 14gr.
Infasion or decoction of IPOC&Cuanha roots* Farm*polaka 11
no-5:105-109 Hay '55.
1- Zikkl&d IrarmcA Stosovanej Akademli Nedycxnoj v adangku.
(IPICAC. preWatlon
dacoction & infusion of root)