SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LINDENBRATE, L. D. - LINDKVIST, B. A.

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LMENERATIC, L.D., doktor med.nauk
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Vesterent, i rad. 33 no-3:87-88 My-Je 158 (MIRA 11:8)
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LINDKMBRAM, L.D., doktor med. nauk
----T@"Zuma*-ti-crsubluxdMn of the humerus and X-ray diagnosis Ortop.
travmo i protez. 20 no,1:13-15 Ja 159. iMIRA 12-3)
41"-
1. Iz kafec'L-7 rentgenologii i meditsinskoy radiologii (nach. - prof.
G.A. Zedgenidze),Voyenno-meditainDkoy.oidena Lenina Etkademii iment,
S,M. Kirovas @N '
(HU14MS, disloc.
tranw. subluxation, x-ray &iag. (Rus))

ZEDGENIME, G.A., Prof.-,-L _____.RA.,p#j.D.v doktor med.nauk
Review of V.I. Petrov's book 'Clinical roentgenological diagnosis of
intestinal obstruction.* Vest.rent.i rad 34 no.5:87-88 S-0 159.
1. Chlen-korrespondent ANN SSSR (for Zedgenifte). (HIRA 13:3)
(INTESTINES--OBSTRUCTION)
(PETROV, V.I.)

LINHWRATXff, Leonid Davidovich: UTSKAN, A.Te., red.; RULEVA. H.S.,
' @
[Methods for interpreting Z--rsy pictures] Ketodiks chteniia
rentgenavskikh animkov. Leningrad, Gos.izd-vo med.lit-ry
Medgiz, Leningr.otd-nia, 1960. 361 P.
(HIRA 14:2)
(DIAGNOSIS, RADIOSCOPIC)

I-D.* dok-tor med.nauk (Moskva, M. PirogovgkVa, 18)
Parasternal diaphragmatic hernias and their x-ray diagnosis.
Test.rent.i red. 35 no.1:18-24 Ta-F 160. (KIRA 13:6)
1. Is kafedry rentgenologil i radiologli (nach. - chlen-korres-
pondent AMN SSSR prof. G.A. Zedgenidso) Voyenuo-,editsinskoy
ordena Lenina akademii Imeni S.M. Kirova.
(EMR U DIAPHRAGMLTIC radiogr. )

LINDENBRATENj, L.D-9 doktor med.nauk
"Aortography; its application in urological and some other conditions'
by W.Stirling. Reviewed by L.D. Lindenbraten. Vest. rent. i rad.
35 no. 2:90-91 Mr-Ap 160* (MIRA 14:2)
(AORTA-RADIOGRAPHY) (STIRLI14G, W.)

LINDENBRATENt L,D*
Fillin of normal bUe %ducts; from cholegraphic data. Vest. rent.
i rad, 35 no, 50-8 3-0 160, OMM 13:12)
I* Iz kafedry rentgenologii i radiulogii (zav. L.D. Lindenbraten)
I Mookovskogo ordeza Laninh-maditsinskogo inatituta imeni I.M.
Sechenova.
(BILEDUCTS-RADIOGRAPHY)

KEMH, L-le. (Leningrad, ul. MeyakovsXogo, d.U., kv.5); PIDENBRAT124, L.D.
Towgrapby of the heart And maJor vesselz of the thoracic cavity.
V6at.rsnt.i. rad. 36 no.3sl9-26 MV-Je 161. (MIBA 24: 7)
1. Xz kafedry rentgenologii i radiologii (sav. - doktor med.nauk
L.D.LindembrAten) I Mookovokogo ordena Lenina meditsinskogo instituta
imeni I.M.Sechenova,'
(CAM;OVASCULAR SY4TM@W11OGWHY)

MOSKACHEVA, Klavdiya Abramavna; LINDENBRAMI, L.D., red.; BELICHIKOVA,
Yu.S., tekhn. red.
[Tumors in children] Owkholi u detei; izbrannye glavy. Mo-
skva, Medgiz, 1961. 251 (MIRA 15:1)
(CHILDIWJ-DISEASE4* (Tumoas)

ZEDGENIME, G.A.; WITMRATEN, L.D.
Teaching radiology in medical institutes. Med.rad. no.5:5-14
. . 161. (RADIOLOGY0 MEDICAL-STUDY AND TEACHING) (MIRA 14111)

YELASHOV9 Y@i.G.; KISHKOVSKIYj A.H. (LeningradvK-9lLesnoy prospektid.4gkv#41)
@LBP@,Yp4kTE@jjt. . PIKULEV9 L.A,
.Pj
Roentgenography with direct enlargement.of the image. Vist. rent.
i rad. 36 no. 2:25-28 Mx%-Ap 161. (MIRA 14:4)
(RADIOLOGY1 MEDICAL)

LINDENBRAM, L.D. (Moskva)
So-called residual bile in the gall bladder in normal subjecto.
Klinemed. 39 no*'4:W-U5 16L, (MIRA 14:4)
I* Iz kafedry rentgonologii i radiologii (zav, L.D. Mmden-
braten) I Moakovskogo ordena lenins. meditsinskogo intitituta
imeni I.M. Sechenova.
(BILE)

L3NDENBRATJ;4,, prof YMGLYAKOV, 1. 0.
Standardization of the X-ray study of the motor function of the
gall bladder. Terap.arkh. 33 no.8:68-76 161. (@M4 15:1)
1. Iz kafedry rentgenologii i radiologii, (zav. - prof. D.D.
Lindenbratenj I Moskovskogo ordena Lenina meditsinskogo instituta
imeni I.M. Sechenova.
(GALL BLADDER-RADIOGRAPHY)

LINDMRATEN Le D ; VARNOVITSKIr, G. I.
Significance of x-ray data in the differential diagnosis of
jaundice. Terap. arkh. no.12:56-62 161. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Iz kafedry rentgenologii i radiologii, I Mookavskogo ordena
Lenina meditsinskogo instituta imeni I. M. Sechenova.
(JAUNDICE) (Z RAYS-THMWEUTIC USE)

BONDARI P Z.A.j prof.; STRUKOV, A.I.,, prof.; LUMLITIBRATEN, L.D., _prof.;
SAMANOV, V.B.p red.
[Rheumatism - the present-day status of the problem; a text-
book for students, postgraduates and interns]Revmatizm -
sovremnnoe sostoianie voprosa; posobie dlia studentov, aspi-
rantav i ordinatorov. Moskvap 1962. V p. (14IRA 15:9)
1. Moscow. Pervyi meditsinskiy institut. 2. Fakalltetskaya
terapevticheakaya klinika I Hoskovskogo i;,cdIt:;insI-o,-,o inrti-
tuta im. 1.14.Seclienova(for Bondar'). 3. Chlen-korrespondent
Akademij meditsinskikh nauk SSSR (for Strukov). 4. Zafedtwix-
shchiy kafedroy rentgenologii i radiologii I 14oskovskgo medi-
tsinokogo instituta im. I.M.Sechenova (for Lindenbraten).
(RHEUMATIC FENER)

LUIDENBRATEN, L.D.
The 21st Congress of Radiologists of',the Polish People's
Republic. I-Sed.rad. 7 no.11:89L-92 N162. (KIPA 16:9)
(POLAND-RADIOLOGY, KMICAL-CO1rGHMSFZ)

ROZENSHTRAUKH, L.S., prof.; AU-.0CHKINIA, kand. med. nauk;
YELTASEOVY Yu.G.,, kand. med. nauk;,KAZAKOVA, L.E., kand.
red. nauk; KAZANTSDIA, N.S., kand. ned. r,--uk;
KISHKOVSKIY, A.D., kand. med. nauk; RABKIk:, I.Ye., kand.
med. nauk; AL@.YZVA, M.S., kand. med. nauk; ASWUIZOV,
E.G., kand. mod. nauk; LIUDENURATEN),L.D., prof., red.
[Variations slid anomalies in the developmeni'of organs and
systems in man in X-ray observations] %'arianty i anomaiii
razvitiia organov i sistem cheloveka v rentirenovskom izob-
razlienii; riauchno-metodicheskoe pooobie. Moskva, Gos.
izd-vo med. lit-ry, 1963. 1 v. (MIRA 17:7)

LINDENBRATEN, L.D.; STARICHKOV9 M.S., red.; PETROVA,.N.K., tekhn.
--c@-Re @.@ . . -
(Artificial pneumoperitoneum in X-ray diagnosis] Iskusstvan-
nyi pnevmoperitoneum v rentgenodiagnostike. Moskva, Medgiz,
1963. 143 P. (MIRA 16:5)
(PNEUMOPERITONEUM, ART::FICIAL) (DIAGNOSIS, RADIOSCOPIC)

ZEDGENIDZE. Geprgou Artemlyevich. prof.; ULD@ENBRATENL Leonid
DavidoyjgX, prof.; GARVEY, N.N., red.; KOKIN, N.M.,
tekhn. red.
[Brief course of roentgenology and radiology] Kratkii kurs
rentgenologii i radiologii. Moskva, Medgiz, 1963. 303 P.
(MIRA, 16:71
1. Deystvitellnyy chlen AMN SSSR (for Zedgenidze).
(RADIOLDGY, MEDICAL)

ACdESSION NR: AP3010672 S/0241/63/008,1010/0043/0047
AUTHOR: Raldunanovp V, A, (Head of Department of Skin Diseases.,
Profe'soor* ; Corrcapoi!ding Member); Lindenbrateng L. D. (Profes
Head of Roentgenology and Radiology DepEa;tife-fit'),-Romanenko, G. F.;
Kazantseva, i'-. S.; Sheremet"yeva., L, G,
TITLE: Skin changes In exposed areas in later periods after
.roentgen and gamma therapy of malignant tumors
SOURCE: Meditsinskaya radiologiya, V. 8., no. lo., 1963, 43-47
TOPIC TAGS: skin change', roentgen therapy, gmma therapyp exposed
area skin change, dermovascular response., skintemperature change..
hair lossp hair pigmentation change., * telangiecte@ais, ' -sclerotic
tissue
,ABSTRACT: Skin changes in areas exposed to irradiation were studied
In two groups of women 2.5-9 yrs after radiation therapy for
malignant tumors of mammary glands, uterus, and ovaries, The first
group (21 cases) had been treated with fractional doses of
X-irradiation daily for 1-2 mos. mid the second group 130 cases) had
Card iliz,-

ACCESSION NR: AP3010672
been treated with fractional doses of gamma radiation daily for 1-2
mos. In the first group skin, hair, and dermovascular changes were
found. In many cases skin texture and pigmentation were affected,,
hair pigmentation had changed or hair loss had occurred, and
subcutaneous fatty cellular tissue was sclerotic,, Tolangieestasis
was found.in 18 cases. Also, in this group skin tempsrature was
higher by 1-20 in exposed areas compared to symmotrioal non-exrosed
areas. In the second group skin.. hair and dermovascular changes
were much rarer and less Intense. Telangioestasis was found only in
5 cases. Skin temperature for exposed areas wan *ithin the noxvial
rango, Patch test reactions to histamine, carbocholi-ne, and
adrenalin solutions for both groups were normal in half of the cases
and higher or lower in the other half. With higher concentrations
of histamine 'and adrenalin the dermovascular responses changed and in
some cases were reversed. It was established that 2.5-9 yrs after
qradiation therapy the functional damage to the dermavascular
network in exposed areas is significant, Orig. art, has:. None.

HRAZIUU.011, II.N.; ;-,I N., 1 11, " 14' @ I ... ... P, , t I . ;-Rlyi-,v I r, .
i I . I; i ;, 1 4 1 :, . . , , I
Dynaml-:s of tho roen 4. gen p-c-i-e c' brenot cancer ',-Ir-ng
I
Med. rid. 8 no.3110-15 Mr t 63. -77:9%
1. Iz kafedry rentgenologlL I nidiologii (zav. - prnf. L.,).Lindenbrntpnl
I Moskowikogri erdenq Lenina rilleditsinskogo instituta imeni Sechenova.

LINDENDIRATUN, I.D.; ZALII'SIV.1110
Stru-:Aure 3mi -.f ii traiii-f.-Ig, musse= of rte -.*-aruent
of roentgenol- g- A ..
@ y and Ve:;tr-. rent. I rad. 38 no.3.'
52-56 My--Ja 163. (MTRA 17;7)

KRUGLYAKOV, 1.0.; LINDENMATIEN, L.L.; LIKETENSHTEYN9 Ye.A.
Use of cybernetics in the development of radiotherapy. Med.
rad. 9 no.2.-94-99 F 164. (WIRA 17:9)

APROSINA, Z.G,., kard. rri@.d, m-uk-, AFt'JJASYEVA, K.A., kand. med. nauk;
prof.. BLYUGER, A.F., doktor med.
riauk; BONDARI, ZA@, -rcf,,- VASILE-11KO, V.Ydi., prof.; KIKONE,
I,A.,, kand. med. nriuk,. prof,; LOGRIOV,
A.S.,, kanrd. mel. nauk.- RAT.11110V, Kh.Kh., prof.., NAVUREHAN,
Ye.L., kand. med. mau@3 110GALIER, A.M.., prof.; FLOTNIKOV,
pn)f--., '.3Ek!FNDYAYVJA, M.Ye., kar&. med. nauk; TILREYEV,
N.N.,
Ye.M., prof.@ TAREYEll, LYP., kand. med. nawk;
TER-GRIGOROVA, Y(,,tl,,, pr.-,,-,f., CHERITYSIIEVA, Ye.V.. kand. red,
na,ik, SlIVARTS, L@S-.@ 1-1YASNUKOV, A.L., prof., zam. otv.
red.; BJGOSLWSlKlY, V.A., rGd@; 311,1ENDYAYEVA, M.Ye., red.
[multivaiume nanua7-- -,-i inter-naL diseaseo] mnogotoinnoe rukc-
vodstvo pc viii-nrenium bollezniain. Moskva, Meditsina. Vol.5.
1965, 724 P. (MIRA 18:9)
1. Dayotvitellavy chlen Al-T SSSR (for Tareyev, Ye.M.,
Vaoilenkc; Eyasnikov),

LINMNBRATENIJ@@P.; ITIASHOV, Yu.G.; IXVCHENKO, V.M,
ficientific research on radiology and roentgenology in medical in-
stitutes of the R. S. F. S. R. Mad. rad. 10 no.lt65-69 A 165.
(MIRA 18:7)
1. Uchenyy komitet meditsinakoy radiologii (predsedatell
deystvitellnyy cheln ANN SSSH prof. G.A.Zedgenidze) pri
Ministerstv6 zdravookhraneniya SSSR.

UNDENaliTER, L.D,- FRITEl, LG.
Conx.-arative eve-luatier of some irethodclogies of preopezative
X-ray tt.@erivpy of brAest cancer (irrLniedjate.:-f:sults). Ned. cad.
lOPn.6:2&-3,3 Je t65. (MIRA 18.6)
;e
1. Kafedra rentganologii i radlologii (zav. - prof. L.D. Linden-
b--%tan) !-go Mcskovekog3 ordena Lenina medi-t-sinskogo inst.1tuta
imeni _"echariova.

- Ln'. , pro'L&
.(I-ri-.7 9-v--mination of the functions of the gallbladder. TrLdJ7 2
.L -1 -, -go
314:7-20 t65. (MIRA 18:9)

prof.; KRUGLYAKGV, 1.0., kand. med. nauk
Function of the normal gallbladder in the X-ray picture.
Trudy 1-go IIMI 39:21-38 165. (MIRA 18:9)

LINDEDBRATEN, L.D.; YatGl,Yj'kKOV, I.G.; @;SVJ'Cjlly B.I.!.; Yu.M.
0
Phenomenon of the enlari,err@nt of +,be rallbl-ar-lder dur-'rIfT
choledochography. Tnidy 1-f-o '-E-F 39:1@,@'-1-205' 165. (."'--.A

LINDENERATEN, !-'7flqW3f7V'l'l-iy ye.c,,@ UAI M.A. (M-02"'al
c t c f r h a I r, g a 1 -a r e r a r a -,;i ar n
t'nf' g,1113 41,ro,
-rte2t;ln@tl t-,ant,, a 40
Mr--Ap

MNDENBRATEN,. L.D., pr-S., YUMM, L.A.
Excretion ol V,131 by the sallva:z-1 glwiJa in a@,me @f
gastrointestinal f-ract. Med. rad. 10 no.qt26-23 S
(MIPA 18-10)
1. Kafedra rentianologii i radialogii (zav,, - prof. L.D.1j.-idenbraten)
I Moskovskogo ordena U-nina madltsina@ngo i'listALut.R ijaenL I.M,
Sechenova.

ZEDGENIDZE, G.A., prof.; AYIOSOV, I.S.; prof.;
SAKLONOV, P., doktor med. nauk;"-6AWVICH, R.L.,' prof.;
NIKBERG, I.I., kand. med. nauk (Ydyev)
Book reviews. Mod. rad. 10 no.lOs8l-88 0 165. (MIRA 18-11-l)
1. DeystvitellrWy chlen AMN SSSR (for Zedgonidze).

BRAMNIKOV, Nikolay Nikitovich. LINDETIMMIi.- Leonid Davidovich,
prof.; BENTSIA1,0VA, V,M., red.
[X-ray and radioisotope diagnogis of diceasses of th,-, bvtactj
Rentgeriovskaia i radicizotoptiala diagnostika zabolevanii
moloclirv-kh zhelez. I.Ioskva, 1,leditaina, 1965. IP2 1,.
6,@IiiA 218:121)

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AUTHM Lindenberg, L, K,
TITLEr Changes in the Pancreas at a Sensory Denervation
(Izmeneniva)v podzheludochnoy zheleze pri yeye chuvstzLtellnoy
denervataii
PERIODICALi Mokl4dy Akademil Nauk SSSR, 1958t Vol, 118, Nr 4, PP.837-839
(USSR)
ABSTRACTt As is well known the sensory spinal ganglia of the level of
the D - D segments act as the sources of the sensory
inner4tioj3(references 2, 11). Within the visceral branches
and the branches of the Nervus vague some of the sensory
fibers penetrate as far as the pancreas. The pancreas is
abundantly supplied with sensory apparatus. At the same time
their part In the vital activity of the gland is not clear.
The cutting-through of the Nervi vagi'leads to morphological
changes in the gland (references 109 13, 14), but it was not
mentioned what kind of fibers had been cut through. The
Nervue vague is a mixed nerve as is well known. The piublem
Card 1/5 (as mentioned in the title) was solved in an experimental and

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Changes in the Pancreas at a Sensory Denervation
morphological way. The lower thoracic (segments D - D 1j)
and the upper lumbar (L1 - L ) spinal ganglia of ;2 hea thy
grown up cats were removed. ;imultaneouslY 3 to 6 conti-
guous ganglia of one or both sides were removed. The changes
in the pancreas were observed for 2 to 150 days when the gang-
lia of only one side had been removed, and for 1 to 245 days
when those of both sides had been removed. In all animals
gland structures changes according to certain laws were stated.
The sensory denervation is always accompanied by a rapid in-
.areass of the vessels and by their filling with polymorpho-
nuclear leuko,)ytee sooner or later after the 3peration. The
aoinuous glands are also filled up by lukocytes. Sections of
the parts of the glands were destroyed as well as whole
parts (figure 1). The infiltrated sections show odema, the
acini are destroyed rapidly. The channel walls are also
infiltrated. The infiltmtion is mosaiclike. Here and there
it is insignificant, or there is none at all. These facts
accord with the publications on many other organs. '.. . The
infiltrations are more intensive*,-:whan the ganglia of both
sides are remove.1 or when several ganglia of one side are
Card 2/5 removed. The mosaiclike infiltration is caused by the fact

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20-lajB-4-59/61
that even with most massive removals of ganglia some sensory
fibers reach the gland from ganglia situated higher or deeperv
The acinuous tiseuer suffers a) a decomposition of the gland
cells, b) their dedifferentiation. W a) During the first
days after the operation the acinuous cells are filled super-
abundantly by zymogen granulae as if its removal were render-
ed more difficult (figure 2). The cells loose their normal
form and deteriorate. Ad b) In some sections of the gland
parts, especially at the periphery, the cells lc@_se zymoRep,
are rapidly increased, become light-colored and show vacuoles.
and often 2 or 3 nuclei (figure 3)- 7et the capacity of
forming zymogen often remains at a total decomposition of
the acini-in the dedifferentiated cells. The changes mention-
ed under a) and b) can be explained with a lack of signals
on the part of the organ (as a consequence of the deafferen-
tiation). By that the structures of the organ are not suffi-
ciently regulated. The two types of,changes of the acinuous
cells can be explained with the different age of the calls.
Card 3/5 The epithelium of the channels grows abundantly.as a result

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of the de.@-afferentiation and becomes many-laminated or is
destroyed (figure 4). The'insular apparatus (catrovkovyy
apparat) shows besides the'big light-colored cells many
small cells with distinct borderlinee and a small oval
nucleus. Most certainly these are degenerated forms of the
insular cells. All changes mentioned here can also be ob-
served when the spinal ganglia Li - L are removed. Thus
these ganglia are related to?d 49r-rsfs@ry innervati on of
the pancreas. In impregnate@ 'egeEerated sensory'nerve
fibers could be found* There are 4 figurest and 14
Soviet refereniced.
ASSOCIATIONt Second State Medical Institute imeni W. I. Pirognv,Moscow
(Vtoroy mookovokiy goeudaretvennyymeditsinakiy iristitut
im. N, I* Pirogova)
PRESUTED: November 10, 1957, by K. M. Bykov, Academicidn
SUBMITTEDt November 10, 1957
Card 4/5

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UNDENBOTEN, D.S. DECEASED
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MED.

LINDEMBROXH, V.D.
Conditions of brain ate= centers in prolonged compression of the
soft tissues of the extremity. [with s=sar7 in Inglisho p.159]
Vest.khir. 77 no.6:85-93 Je 156. Wak 9:8)
1. Iz kafadry patologichaskoy fiziologii (nach. - prof. I.R.Petrov)
Voyeano-meditsinskoy ordena Lenina akademii im. S.M.Kirova i
eksperimentalinoy laboratorii VG. Khabarovsk, Torgovaya. al., d-3-
(CRUSH SYNDROM, experimental,
brain stem in (Rua))
(BRAIN STJIM, in various diseases,
exper. crush synd. (Rua))

EXC---R-.TA Y-EDI^_A Se6 2 Vol 12/2 PHysiolo.-y -Feb 59
851. TIME SEQUENCE OF ELIMINATION OFTHE OCULO'MOTOR REFLEXES
IN THAIMIATIC SHOCK (Russian text) - 1. i n d e n12@ @V D. %lili
hied. Acad., Leningrad - BYULL. EKSPr", 10-L. I MED. 195i- 43/2
44) Tables I Illus. 3
Traumatic shock in rabbits was produced by a 4-hour compression of the femoral
muscles in the screw-press. Blood pressu@e, respiration, temperature, vaso-
motor and oculomotor reflexes were registered during the experiment. All experi-
ments sh(,wea extreme persistence Of OCL1IOM0t07 reflexes, especially those of the
medial rectus muscle. In many experiments theFe were the last to be eliminated.
immediately before arrest of respiration. Reflexes of superior oblique mu sc!e
almost always disappeared first when 'Me shock developed; when the animals re-
covered from the shock condition. th,@y were ob.,,erved to increase in only one case.
On the basis of Investigations of the various reflexes it was demonstrated that in
the process of developing shock th(, centres of the troct-lear nerves situated in
the midbrain are eliminated first, then the centres of the abducent nerves in the
medulla oblongata, and finally the entres or the oculornotor nerves situated in
the midbrain. The high stability of the oculomotor nerve system is related to its
physiological importance. References 7. Davydova Moscow (S)

LINI)INBUTEN, V.D.
Relationship between vasrmotor centers and centers of the abducens
nerve. Yiziol.zhur. 43 no.6:536-543 Je 157. (MIRA 10:12)
1. Kafedra patologicheakoy fiziologii Voyenno-meditsinskoy ordens
Lenina akademii im. S-M.Kirova i Sksperimentallnoy laborstorii
TSentrallnogo dallnevostochnogo voyennogo gospitalya.
(BLOOD PRESSURE
vasomotor centers, relation ot abducent nerve centers
in rabbits)
(ZIRVES, ABDUCSYr. physiol.
relation of abducent nerve centers to vasomotor centers
in rabbits)
(BRAIN, p@qsiology,
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FUNCTIONS OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM AND COMPLEX AN-
LENIN-
TISHOCK MEASURES WCOMPRESSION OF SOFT TISSUES."
GRADt 1961. (MIN OF HEALTH RSFSRt LENINGRAD SANITARY-
HYGIENIC MED INST). (KLI 3-61t 233).
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'L-INDENBRATEN, V.D.
Measuring the arterial pressure in dogs with the aid of an
arterial oscillograph. Tnidy Khab. mod. inst. 23 no.2%26162
(MIRA 16812)
Effect of thiol compounds on the thermal resistance of white
mice. Ibid. 171-72
1. Iz kafedry patologicheskoy fiziologii, (zav, - dotsent
V.D.Lindenbraten) Khabarovskogo meditsinskogo instituta.

L121DEWBRATENp V.D.; WIWV, S.D.
Effect of tonic drug8 and adaptive hormones on the thermal
resistance of white mice. Trudy Khab. med. inst. 23 no.2t
73-74 162 (14IRA 16:12)
I. Iz k&redry patologicheskoy fiziologii (zav. - dotsent
V.D. Idndenbraten) Khabarovskogo meditsinskogo inotituta.

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Medical Lwtituts (Wedra patofisiologli Khabarmkogo wditsin
TME: Effect of ad&
_ptation to hiat on nonspecific resistance
7til
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-TOPIC TMS s mouse, teraperature adaptation, animal ybysiologye
ABSMWTs Two days the conclusion of a period of conditioning to heat ranging
from, 3 to 6 woks, experimental and coutpol mice vere subjected to various stresses
3aw temperatures, angular accelerations -,'severe physical exertion (prolonged memodngi
and asp4nda. ' The-RiUE-9 &BGa that accustoming mice to heat has no significant
.effect on their nons@eoifio resistance* In only one series of experiments (brief
cbi331ng of mice vith a short conditioning period) was the drop In rectal temperature
of the emperimental animals greatei than in the control* Thi Pape wap presented by
art's- has 13 table
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Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Fizikaj, No 4, 1957@ No 10053
Author LjjRdMbratenL u. D
Inst i Not given
Title zMultistage Tuned Amplifier Employing Germanium Junction
Transistors.
Orig Pub :Elektrosvyaz,, 1956, No 9, 54-67
Abstract :Analysis of a tuned amplifier employing germanium transis-
tors and operating over a wide temperature range. Condi-
tions of temperature stabilization arecbrived and the cir-
cuit with grounded basr- is compared with the grounded-emit-
ter circuit, An actual anplifier stage circuit is given
and a procedure is proposed for its design. Practical re-
sults are cited.
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AUTHOR: Linder I,,,-Special Correspondent of Nauka i zhiznl 11
TITLE: @!he "Moon" symposium
PERIODICAL: Nauka i zhiznl, no. 3., 1961, 17-21
TEXT: The Pervyy mezhdunarodnyy simpozium "Luna" (First
International Symposium on "The Moon") was held at Leningrad and
Pulkovo in Dee 1960 under the auspices of the International Astro-
nomical Union and the Astronomicheskiy sovet AN SSSR (Astronomical
Council of the AS USSR) and was attended by scientists from the
USSR, USA, Great Britain, France, Austria, Holland, Hungary, Po-
land, Bulgaria, and West Germany. Candidate of Physico-mathemat-
ical Sciences N. S. Orlova (Leningrad) reported on the findings
of her experimental work through which she tried to refutethe
"Dust-like Surface Theory". She studied the light refraction in-
dices of various specimens of sand, du8t and volcanic ash and
compared them with the light scattering diagrams characteristic
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of the Moon's surface.. The closest parallel was found with a
surface pitted with depressions with steep wal-'s and sharply de-
fined edges while slopes of up to 450 covered with loose material
as master models did not produce a light reflection similar to
that of the Moon's surface. Experiments carried out at both the
Pulkovo and KharIkov Obeervatories yielded similar results. They
indicate that the Moon's surface is pitted.,and covered with sharp
fragments and fur-rows with steep or vertical slopes. Soviet scien-
tists have deduced from this that the surface of the moon con-
sists of solid- rocks and not of a thick layer of dust. N. P. Ba-
rashov, Member of the AS UkrSSR, stated that the lunar surface
may consist of finely granulated (3-10 mm) tufaceous rocks of vol-
canic origin. Prof. N. N. Sytinskaya (Leningrad) believes that the
Moon's surface consists of spongy volcanic scoria and has prepar-
ed a laboratory sample resembling petrified foam with a bubbly
structure of very thin layers. She believes that this wou3d ac-
count for the strength of rock neededto form the angular config-
uration of the Moon's surface relief. Prof. V. V. Sharonov report-
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ed the results of Soviet studies of the lunar surface. Sytinskaya
arguecb that the lunar surface was shaped by external factors, es-
pecially by the bombardment of micro-meteorites which, upon im-
pact, would vaporize the surface rocks. The vapor would then set-
tle and harden in the form of a spongy slag. Lenin Prize winner
Sh. Sh. Dolginov reported that no magnetic field had been detect-
ed around the moon. Corresponding Member of the AS USSR A. A.
Mikhaylov,, discussing the origin of the Moong concluded that Dar-
win's theory has been definitely refuted- The Moscow astronomer
Ye. L. Ruskol demonstrated that the Moon was formed at a distance
of 5-10 Earth radii from our planet from a swarm of small solid
bodies which formed around the Earth at a certain stage in its
evolution. Constant rigid collisions of these bodies led to the
formation of a common mass. B. Yu. Levin, senior scientific as-
sociate of the Institut fiziki Zemli (Institute of Physic of the
Earth) held that the Moon was heated by its component radioactive
elements and then passed into a cooling stage. The present hard
outer layer, he argued, extends only 500-700 km, but the centraZ
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core of the Moon is still molten. N. Bonev, Member of the Bulgar-
ian Academy of Sciences postulated a planetary origin of the Moon
and believedthat its volcanic activity led to it becoming a sat-
ellite of the Earth. Having possessed once tremendous internal
energy, the Moon lost part of its mass as a result of volcanic
eruptions, changed its course and was pulled into the Earth's
gravitational field. Doctor of Physics andMathematics N. A. Ko-
zyrev, analyzing photos of the spectrum of the crater Alphons,
claims to have detected signs of volcanic activity in the crater.
The Pulkovo scientist A. A. Kalinyak, however, has subjected the
same photos to microphotometric analysis and believes that the
glow dedected in the crater has nothing to do with the thermal
radiation but is, in fact, soine kind of fluorescence in gas re-
leased from deep interior of '-he Moon. Scientists of the Abastu-
manskaya astrofizicheskaya o'-servatoriya (Iibastumani Astrophys-
ical Observatory) discussed liae first results of' moon obsel.-i'ations
made with the automatic electropolarJ.meuer. N. F, Kuprevi(-;h dis-
cussed experiments being conducl_-.e(l at Pulkovo on the use of uele-
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vision techniques for moon observations. Delegates at the sympo-
sium were shown photos of the Moon taken from the screen of a
kinescope. A high-speed shutter installed in front of the film,
and a circuit-controlled photomultiplier helped to eliminate the
effects of atmospheric interference. The Pulkovo astronomer Kh.
I. Potter reported on the physical shape of the Moon. By measuring
photos of the full moon he has established that the lunar disc is
not strictly circular but rather an ellipse. There are 3 photos
and 1 map; the map, drawn at a scale of 10,000,000 has been com-
posed from photos taken from the back side of the Moon taken by
the automatic interplanetary station on 7 Oct 19591 the State
Astronomical Institute im. Shternberg and the Central Scientific
and Technical ]Research Institute of Geodesy, Aerial Surveying and
Cartography participated in the plotting of this map, it has been
included in the "Atlas of the Back Side of the Moon".
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LIINDER, K.
Polarograobic evaluation of the biological value of nroteins. In Germ,2 n.
P. 353. (Acta Chimica, Vol, (), No. 1/4, 1956, Budapest, I!unp,,;;ry)
SO: Monthly List of Eqst Fvrnrwnn Accessions (FFAL) I.C, Vol. 6. W1
,to. 8, Aug 1957. Uncl.

LINFiEri, Kar Iy, dr., tL
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USSR/Yedicine - Pediatrics Nov/Dec 48
Medicine - Lipoid GrEaulomatoole of the Bone
."Problem of Xonthamatoole Generalista 09filum)"
LVIM. Linaer, M. EagBn,. Pathowat and Surg Dept,
Rosy imeni Raukhfus, loningrad, 4 pp
"vop Pad i mcbran, mater i Det" No 6
Desc-rifte two cases of Schuner-Christian's
usease In =?@e_jjhnaren, with three @batogm*w.
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LIM=, M.M., in2h.
Technical and economic evaluation'of designs of apartment
bousea. Trudy MIMI no.14:217-232 159. (MIRA 13:1)
1. Giproprom Odeaskogo sovnarkhoza.
(Building--Estimates)

..-LINDER, M.M., inzh.; KDRNET, I.I., inzh.
Improving methods for making, standard designs of apartment
houses. Trudy 14111 no.14:233-239 '59. (MIRL 13:1)
1. Giproprom Odesakogo eovnarkhoza (for Linder). 2. Odeaskiy
filial Giprograda (for Kornet).
(Arcbitecture--Designs and plans)

LMICR,M.R. (Semipalatinsk)
.'I- @_ _'
Mathematical preparedness of students graduating from the se7enth
class. Kat.v shkole no.2:49-51 Hr-Av #55. (MLRA 8:6)
(Mathematics--Problems, exercises, ate.)

"IrTIMM T.'Ty, .-T
!,IN-IMRJS.i LADAIT
A winch with an S-60 motor on an automotive chassis. T,31!
DhS PCLSVI. (1-1,linisterstwo Lesniclt@a ox-az Stowarzyszenie
Inzynierow i Tecl-Lnil-ow LesnictvTa i Drzewictwa) ';Tarszawa, Poland.
Vol.29, no.2, Feb. 1M
Monthly list of East European Accessions (E--AI) LC, Vol.9, no.2, FeL. 1@t-,O
Uncl.

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IODASs V.O.; KAGAN,, L.V.; LIMER9 V.B.; NARUZHM, B.V.
i
Oscilloscopic attachment for.the electrocardiograph. Med. prom.
14 no. 10:48-49 9 1600 (MIRA 13:10)
1. Mediko-instrumte;atalinyy zavod "Krasnogvardeyets".
(OSCILLOGRAPH) (ELECTROCARDIOGRAPH)

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112-4-7598
Translation from: Referativn y Zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika, 1957, Nr 4,
P. 7 (USSR@
AUTHORS: Linder, Ye.G., Rappaport, P., Loferskiy, Dzh. Dzh.
TITLE: Converting.Energy from Radioactive Radiation into
Electrical Energy (Prevrashcheniye energii radloaktivnogo
izlucheniya v elektricheskuyu energiyu)
PERIODICAL: In Sbornik: Primeneniye radioalctivnykh izotopov v prom-sti,
mleditsine i s.kh., Moscow, AN SSSR, 1956, pp. 121-141
ABSTRA(,T: Bibliographic entry.
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KUNNOS, G.Ya., kand.tekhn.nauk; LINDE94KRG, Mil., kand.tekhh.nauk
"Ash concrete" by A.T.Baranov, G.A.Buzhevich. Reviewed by G.IA.
Kunnos, B.IA.Linderbert. Bet. i she!.-bet. 8 no.3:139-140 MI,
162. (MIRA 15:3)
(concrete) (Baranov, A.T.) (Buzhevich, G.A.)

/'V -JF- , 'K/L 1
PHAEE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 896
Tadzhik SM. Statisticheakoye upravlenlye
Narodnoye khozymystvo Tadzhikskoy SSR; statisticheskiy sbotaik
(National Scononq of the Tadoik SSR; Collection ol- Statistics) Stalinabad,
Gosstatizdat., 1957. 386 P- 3,000 copies printed.
Resp. Ed.: Linderman, Me.; Mach. Ed.: Proektov., V.I.
PUMSE: This compilation is intended for economists and economic statisticians.
COVERAGNs 2he compilations presents coatdntlonal statistical data fh, absolute figures and
percentages on the economic and cultural conditions of the Tadzhik Republic, for
the entire Papublic and for each oblast, by type of organization and of activity,
for the last two decades. A number of detailed tables is available on the
sociaJ-. structure of the vorking population and on the proportion of land and
livestoc It qjnmrahip. Factual material is given in both pbvsical units and
percentages.
TAM OF CONMRM:
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National Economy of the Tadzhik (Cont.) 896
Foreword
3
General Part. Swmary Section 7
This section includes statistics on administrative territorial units,
population and general increases in production.
Industries 13
Mis section incluA s data on the growth of production, its dynamic indices,,
the technological aspect of manufactuxIng per type of commodity or industrial
endeavor, and industrial output in physical units.
Agriculture 37
This section includes figuxes and ana2,voes of the number of farm orgELaiz-
ations (ko2khozes, sovkhozes and individual ownerships), farm capital goods,
number of work-days, income, volume of mechanization, area sown (total and
per crop), land cultivation (per type of product), livestock, farm yields
(per type of goods), machine and tractor park, and irrigation set-ups.
Capital Construction 195
This section reports on capital investments in general and allotments for
schools, nurseries and hospitals in particular.
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National Economy of the %ezhik (Cont.) 896
Tmusport 'and Communications 200
This section reports on rallvays,, higbmys and commxmication network.
Nm:ber of Workers and Specialists. Training of Specialized Personnel and
Technicians 213,
'This.section includes data on workers and employees per type of economic
activiV,, nanber of graduates various schools and f6atory courses,
types of trainiub, schools and their attendance.
COMMOrCe 232
This chapter contains figures on state and cooperative tmmover, trade
growth of sales., proportion of turnover of type of commodity,, amount of
sales per type of commodity, availability of supply of light wires and
foodstuffs in the Flepublic,, nmber of stores and d1ning b&Us,, and .9alvency
of various commercial orgemizations.
culture 289
This chapter reports on the number of Mile in @aneral edwation schools,
number of buch sch6ols and of their teaching Aaffs, on the arts,, theatres,
zr=ber of books and papers published, clubs, libraries, and on the construct-
Ion of the related institutions.
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LINDERMAN@S,_-Ya.,.M,. (Undermanig, J.]
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Evaluation of winter wheat developed from spring wheat varieties
for breeding purposes. Aggrobiologiia no.2-255-261 Mr-Ap 163.
(WRA 16,,7)
1. Priyekullskaya selektsionno-opytnaya stantsiya Latyiyskogo
nauchno-issledovatelisko o instituta semledeliya.
@Latvia--Whsat-Varieties)

LINDENMAYER., Kalman, okleveles gepeszmernok
Development of the water supply of Budapest. Hidrologiai
kozlony 41 no.3:226-227 Je 161.
1, Budapesti Vizmrvek igazgatoja.

BORS @ ", . ,rofesor inv. mediu (Piatra Neamt) * LY14'DTRSTE, D C -RrOf e5or
inv. mediu (Piatra Neamt)
First swnmor -.ourse for professors of mathematics; Piatra Neamt, 1961
Gaz mat fiz 14 no.2:106-108 F l62

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IN ERT, T.
"There are high returno of good quality In the Circhnnow Mill j 11 Gospodaka
Zbozowaj Warszawap Vol 5, Ito /,, Apr. 1954, p. 25.
SO: Eastern European Accessions List, Vol 3, No 11, Nov 1954, L.C.

--/081/62/000/017/002/102
B166/Blao
AUTHORS: Jonaitis, ff., Kazlauskiene, A., Linderyte, K., Rukgtelyt6, E.
TITLE: Influence of temperature on the visible absorpticn spectrum
of carotene
.PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal.. nimiya, no. 37, 19627 14, abstract
17B50 (Uch. zap. Villnyussk. un-t. 11ulatem,
.1 fiz., v. 33, no. 9,
196o, 117 123 Wth.; summary in Russian]
TEXT: The absorption @@pectra of sclutions of a and 13 carotene mixtures in
ethanol, petroleum ether and octane were studied in the 4200 5000
range, together with their temperat,ire-dependence. It was found that a
reduction in the temperature of the solutiQn c auses bathochromic displace-
ment of the absorption bands and increases the intensity of the spectrum.
A linear dependence between h (maic) and temperature was noted. [Abstracter's
L
.notes Compiete translation.]
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@ORG: none
SOURCE CODE; uB/ocoo/65/000/000/0137/oi46.--~I
M.; Taller) Ye. G.; Konotop, V. V.; Linetakiy, V. Ya.; Gladkunr, V.
TITIZ: Design of a capacitor bank with stored energy of 625 kJ for the production of
strong magnetic fields
SOURCE: AN UkrSSR. RAgnitnyye acvusbki (Magnetic traps). Kiev, Naukova dumka, 1965,
137-1406
TOPIC TAGS: electric capacitor, electric capacitance, electric inductance, electric
'4capacitor
power source, electric network/ 1IMS-1
ABSTRACT: The article describes '.be design and finaf construction of a capacitor bank.1
rated 625 kJ and intended to oper-ite at four different charging voltages (50, 100, 200,
and 250 kv), with much larger ope.:-ating life than earlier designs (not, less than
200 000 discharges as' against '200(' - 5003) and with low total inductance. The main
stages of the development consistet of designing a special capacitor (type =3-1),
rated 10 gF (22.5 W), and a speciEl system of interconnecting and switching the
capacitor bank, consii@ting of -,It!cJal discharge gaps and various high-voltage coaxial
cabled. Problems involved in stac,dng the capacitors into columns, mechanical strength-
and safety during discharge are also discussed. Orig. art. has: 4 figures, 5 for-
mulas, and 2 tables.
SUB CODE: 091 SUBM DATM 2coct65
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Summer species of birds in the baoins of the Okhota, Ketanda, and
Urak :Rivers. Soob.DVFAN BBSR no.11:133-138 159, (MMA 13-11)
1. Ballnevostochnyy filial imeni Y.L.Koma-rova Sibirokogo otdeleni7a
AN SSSR. i
(Soviet far Sast-Birds)

LINWREN, 1. M.
"Treatment of Psoriasis with Photosensitized
Substancesp" Vest. Venerol. i Dermatol.,
No. 1, 1948. Clinic of Skin and Venereal
Diseasesp Firut Moscov Order Leniv. Mod.
Inst-9 -CI948-.

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"Vitamin B1 in P. Case of Psoriasis." 'Thesis for depree of Cand. Medl-d ZSci.
Sub _22 !,:V @G, Pirtit Mosc-ow Oraer of L-nir T!efilcal ir-A
Summary 71, 4 $8T) 52, Dissertations Presented for Degrees in Science and
Engineering in Moscow ir. 1950. From Vechernyaya Moskya, Jan-Dee 1950.

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Result of application of vitamin Bl iu psoriasis, Vest. vene:. no.2:
51-52 Mar-Apr 1951. (CLHL 2rj:g)
lo Of the Clinic for Skin and Venereal Diseases, First Moscov
Or@.Lr of Lenin Medical Institute (Director-Prof, V.A. Rakhmanov).

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single doses of vitu& B
a
th on--Aztration of Pyruvic acid ki blood and urine olf
n
patients suVering from psotiaala. 1; It.
pimy Afed, Khjw. 6,102
1954,-Nu.- 184.73.-The rant. of.pyruvk acid (1
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iri blood and in urine of 1-9 Ntien.ts suffering from, diffuent
4ormic(
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mea after administre
ion
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of vitamin 111 (11). It was given Intntmuccularly, the first
'
:
2 thines 10 ing. tach at 2 or 3 day intei-vals, wid lattr daily
during 10-30 dayi. After a oae-wa:k interval the dose
WM given 2 times more- and the arut, of I detd. before and
after tht 11 administrations. The mat. of I in healthy men

%-z 0. 30-0.65 mg. 'IQ
in blood and 0.25-1.12 Ing, % in urive.
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'
vfith normal blood lconcn, In thecascof patients having-
an elevated I conen. the acinsinWratioa of 11 deereas*d the
sts. of I W btond and urine. A sir.tic ],we of 11 caused
;:; -11fA 1 U fle
'@Juij If ('11nnirt III tilt 1110411 b'il -I the ti
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EXC-Eitl>TA-F.,EMCA--.Sec-13---voI -1315-DWTIMI@010 59
1193. TREATMENT OF SYCOSIS VULGARIS WETH 10% (CHLONAMPHENICOL)
CUFAM (Hussian text) -Linderen I. M. anti Kardashenko B. Ya.
- NAUCH. ZAP. GORK. INST. DERTT-.T-V-ENER. KAF. KOVINO-VENER.
BOLEZ. GGMI t956, 17 (155-159)
Fourteen men with sycosis vulgaris, present from a few months to to yr. or rvure.
were treated with a 10% chloramphenicol cream applied to the affected parts - the
skin once or twice daily. Considerable Improvement or complete cure was achieved
in most patients within 15 to 38 days (an the average 21 to 25 days). Superficial
forms responded better. The condition relapsed In three cases. To avoid recurren-
ces It is recommended to combine the treatment with man%tal epilation of diseased
hair. (S)

---F-XCMKVFEDICA Sec 15 Vol 12/4 Chest Diseases Apr 59
1015. TREATMENT OF LUPUS VULGARIS WITH PHTHIVAZID (ISONIAZID
ANALOGUE) (Russian text) - L i n d g r e n 1. M. - NAUCH. ZAP. GORK. INST.
DERM. I VENER. KAF. VOZHNG___VjEjqR_R_.A=Z.GGMI 1956, 17 (171-177)
Thirty patients with lupus vulgaris were treated with phthivazid (50 to 160 g. per
course), A complete cure or an Improvement was achieved in most patients.
Especially good results were achieved in ulcerating lesions. The tolerance to the
drug was good when the daily dosage did not exceed I g.; higher doses gave side-
effects, While phthivazid has a prolonged therapeutic action, it is. however, ad-
visable to sustain the therapeutic effect by repeated courses. (S)

LINDGREN. I.M.
On the problem of vitamin B, excretion with the urine. Ilin.ced.
34 U0.7:91 JI 056. (MLRA 9:10)
1. Iz kliniki koshnykh i venerichookikh bolesney (dir. - prof. V.A.
Rakhmanov) I Moskovskogo ordena. Isnins. meditsiaskogo instituta,
(THIAMINE) (URINI-AN&LYSIS AND PATHOLOGY)

RAEDMOV, V.A., prof.; LINDGRIN, I.H.
Main problem in the prevention of epidermophytosis. 3ov.med. 23
no.12:68-71 1) 159. (MIRA 13 -.4)
1. Iz kafedry kozhuvkh i venerichoskikh bolezney (zaveduyushchiy -
chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR prof. V.A. Rakhmanov) I Moskovskogo
ordena Lenina meditoinakogo instituta imeni I.M. Sechenova.
(RINGWORM prev. & control)

,@4@p9R)@N I-M-;l PRORVICH, L.V.; TROFIMOVA, L.Ya.
Aminazim in the combined treatment of pruritic dermatoses.
Vest. derm. i ven. no.3:50-52 165. (MIRA 1&11)
1. Kafedra kozhnykh bolezney (zav. - prof. V.A. Rakhmanov)
I Moskovskoge ordena, Lenina meditsinskogo instwitutu imeni I.M.
Sechenova, i dermatologicheakiy otdel (zav. - prof. N.S. Smelov)
TSentrallnogo kozhno-venerologicheakogo instituta (direktor -
dotsent N.M. Turanov) Ministerotva zd-ravookhrananiyu SSSR,
Moskva.

V127731 Electroehernleal Character of I
IR HydrogarbAp Refullool 0 C. Liq-
UMrMny Akademis Naui Mile, (R
t 555M, v. 86, new ser., no. 4,
1, 1052, p. 753-758.
Presents theoretical discussion which points out the essential
role of tho electrochemical mechanism in corrosion pocesses.
Schematic diagram, e-phs. 9 ref.

Physico-chemical properties and structure of ine sam?jes
0.4 ZnSiAs2. A. A. Vaypolin, N. A. Goryunova, E. 0. Osranov.
Investigation of macrocrystalline ZnSiP2* N. A. Goryunova, A. A.
Vaypolin, Yu. V. Rud'.
Some properties and zone structure of the ternary cwpound CdGeAS2-
F. M. Gashinzade, N. A. Goryunova, E. 0. Osmanov.
Electrical proporties of monocrystalline samples of ZnSnAS2- N. A.
Goryunova, F. P. Kesamanly, 0. N. Nasledov, Yu. V. Rud'.
I
Tnvestigation of, properties of ZnGc?2 and CdGOP2- N. A. Goryunova,
.N. X. Takhtareva, -.1. 1. 7ychlna.
On the question of the existence of hc:7,.o9eneous many-componenE tetra-
hedral phases. G. K. Aberklyavz, A. A. Vaynolin, N. A. Goryunova.
X-Ray investigat-on of certzia ccxnp.@un's of the type ANBIVCVI
2
A. A. V_yrolin, 0. '.1u. V. RUd', 7. T. Tychlna,
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LINDIN, 0,Ya.
Improving operation of the three-eolumn beer ractification
apparatus. Spirt. prom. 24 no.8:31-32 '58. (MIRA 11:12)
(Blagoveshchensk, (Amur Province)-Distillation apparatus)

!@INDJN@ V.1j.; F@AZRKOVA,
Stujy- , I,pEt exc-hanE-e het4--%"f" 5011@1 Dart.r'-.@s and gas
..Ig -'he o:r. 165.
@ri flu-;d-'-LE.-,. and "iXed prrr,.. 41 n.,j.1-6,U-6,08
(10.1"A 18-,9)

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TATOCMKO, L.K.; LVIDIN, V-V-
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Phase-impulse method for determizing the Curio polat. ZaT. lab. 23
zo.1:61-64 '37. Oam lo.-4)
lo Mentral1W nauchao-isel*dovatelskir izatitut cherzoy metal-
lurgit. (Iferromagaotism)

KONDUKOV, N.B.; LIMIN, V.M.
Woulating the coefficient of hydrodynamic resistance and
fluidization rate of a polydisperVe layer of spherical particles.
n1m.prom. no.3-1:793-795 N 162. (MIM 16:2)
(Fluidization) (Hydrodynamics)

LINDKV IS T I-B-.A-.
Steam Boilers
The application of forkings in the tube system of boiler furnaces. Za ekon. top., 9, No. 1,
1952.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Libmry of Congresss March 1952. Unclassified.

LixMIST, B.A., inshener; ZAyIYAWY, N.A., inzhener
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Velding tool chuck for pin welding. Svar. proizv. no.4:31 Ap '55.
(Electric welding) (mm 8:9)

A- V I S Ty.
AID P - 2910
Subject USSR/El e ctri city
Card 1/1 Pub. 26 - 7/32
Authors Lindkvist, B. A., and T. P. Sokolov, Engs.
Title Gas- and air conducts of circular cross section for
large boiler
Periodical Elek.sta, 7, 23-25, Jl 1955
Abstract The author states advantages of having circular air
and gas conducts instead of rectangular ones. He
gives a detailed description, data and comparative
cost of circular conducts for boilers of the PK-10
and PK-14 type. Two diagrams. Four Russian refer-
ences, 1936-1952.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

LINDKVIST, B.A., inzhener; SOKOIDV, T.P., inzhener.
Combining air-intake ducts with the construction elements of a
boiler room. Blek. eta. 26 no.1:48-49 Ja 155, (MI2A 8:3)
(Steam boilers)

IU @nzhener; FLOTHIKOV. L.S., inzhener.
- A4,040*
Smal sectloaal damper for air and gas flues. Inergetik 4 no.6:
13-14 Je 156. (MM 9:8)
(Boilers--Accessories)