SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KOVACEVIC, S. - KOVACH, A.G.B.

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KOVACEVIC, Stevan, inz. (Beograd., Dusanoya broj 25/V)
Conditions of work in the industries for the processing of fruit and
vegetablea in Bulgaria, Tehnika Jug 17 no.9:Suppl. Prelman ind 16 no.9.
17$3-1785 S 162.
;. Economaki savetnik u Poslovnom udruzenjp hemijske industrije
!"Hemindn, Beograd.

JOVANOVIC, Tasilije; RADAKOVIC, Natalija; KOVAGMC,--aoJaz~a;
RAJSTOROVIC, Branislav; FURLPJI, Milan; AJ.DREJEVIC, Ljubica;
STAMRIKOVIC , Jela
A case of metrorrhagia, complicated by saute renal failure
following blood transfusion. Srpski arh. celoR, lek. 92 no.10t
991-995 0 '64-
1. Interno odeljenje Gradske bolnice u Beogradu (Nacelnik:
prof. dr. Hihailo Ahdrejevic); Ifirursko ode1jenje Gradske
bolnice u Bedgradu (Nacelnikt prof. dr. Mitar I-Litrovic);
Biohemijski laboratorijum Gradske bolnice u Beogradu
Md. sefat dr. Mila, milutinovic)?

KOVACEVIC, T.
Activity of the School of Welding attacheri to the laboratory of thc-
"Energoinvo.-it" onti~rprisc in Sarajevo during 1960. Zavarivac 5
rio-4:29-30 160.

KoVACEVIC, VJekoslav, inz.
Extraction of coal :i,,n protective props. Rudar glasnik no.3:57-64
162.
1. "Rudarstvo"p Sarajevo.

YUGOST,AVIA
'.?ADOJICIC, Borivojej Dr, KOVAC0,VIC, Vladimir, Dr; Neuropsychiat-
ric Clinic, Faculty of r,e_d_i`ci~,_6', ATfi i'vie'-r- s-ftY.'o-f.Belgrade (Head:
JEKIC, Uros, Dr, prof) (Neuro-osi-hijatriska klinika 1,1edicinskog
fakulteta Univerziteta u Beo"
,radu), Belgrade.
"Etiology and Clinical Picture of Bell's Paralysis of the Facial
Nervell
Belgrade, Srpski arhiv za cejS~~nq lekarstvo, Vol 93, No 10,
Oct 1965, pp 51-1--91T-
Abstract: The authors present a statistical review of clinical
materiaT establishing the most frequent etiological factors
causing Bell's Paralysis. A total of 138 patients were examined,
107 children and 31 adults. The disease appeared equally in
both sexes on the left and right sides. It was found that ex-
posure to cold played a very small role. The cases are clearly
divided into two groups: the larger one, where no etiological
factors could be determined, and the other, where virus infec-
tions could be justifiably aosunied. Future investigations will
result in the significant decrease of the idiopathic group of
Bell's paralysis. 4 Yugoslav, 21 Western references. 11(lanu-
script received 13 Jul 1965.
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"Causes of the Mass Appearance of Harmful Insects", p. 292 (NAIFKA I PRIRODA)
(Vol. 61 No- 7. 1953, Bebgradj Yugoslavia )
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, L. C. Vol. 3, No. 4, April 1954

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YUGOSIAVIA/General Division. History. Classics,, A-2
Personalities.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur-Biologiya, No 20, 1957, 85048
Author Z. Kovachevich
Inst
Title Peter Novak. Our Eldest Active Entomologist
Orig Pub Zashtita bil'a. 1956, No 36, 107-;08
Abstract A short survey of the pedagogical and scien-
tific activities of the Yu oslavian entomo-
logist Novak (born in 18795. His main works
are devoted to the study of the insect fauna
of the Adriatic region kmainly Coleoptera),
and to the importance of various insect
species in agriculture.
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YUGOSLAVIA / General and Special Zoology. Insects. Insect P
and Mite Pests,
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol,,, No IZ5 1958j, 54338,
Author Kovacevic.-- Zel-- Iko.
Inst
Title Control of the Gypsy Moth and Bark Beetle in Forests.
Orig Pub: Sumarski list,, 1956, 80., No I-Z,, Z3-Z7.
Abstract: No abstract.
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(PROF. DR.) ZELJKO KOVACEVICI
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Primjenjena entom2logIja. III, )mjii~a. Sumaki stetnici (Applied Entomolo&X, Vol. 3-9
Foreat Peate.); a book review. D. 54.
(Sumarski List, Vol. al, No. 1/2, Jan./Feb./ 1957, Zagreb, Yugslovia)
SO: Yonthly List of vast European Accessions (EFAL) Lc/ Vol. 6, No. 8. Aug 1957. Uncl.

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YUGOSLAVIA/Pesticides. H.
Abs Jour ; Ref zhur - Khimiyaj, No 19, 1958, 65412
Author : Kovacevic, Z.
Inst :
Title : Chemical Means of Plant Protection.
Orig Pub : Kemija u industriji, 1958, 7, No 1, A-3,1-4.
Abstract No abstract.
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Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and Their
Application. Pesticides.
MiRhim., No 17, 1959) No. 61958
Agriciiltural Posts and Selection of Insecticides
Kemijv- u indiistri 19G8, 7, No 7, A-29-A-32
fM'114ACT No abstruci.
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TOMIC-KAROVIC, K.; KOVACEVIC, Z.
I
Investigations into the affect of the antibiotic substances of
L. acidophilus by the m=ometric method after Warburg. Bul
sc Youg 9 no.6:165-166 D 164.
1. Immunologie, Institute, Zagreb, and Pharmaceutical and
Biochemical Faculty, Zagreb. Submitted July 11, 1964.

KOVAGE'aC Zorar.; 1,1ARRIKOV, Strahinja
1~
5-hyd.oxytryptami-ne (serutmin) and clot retraction. Med. pregI.-
17 no.7:339-345 164
1. Institut za medicinska istrazivanja u Novom Sadu (Direkto-r:
Prof. dr. Strahinja Marinkov).

KACIC, Potar, dr.; KOVAGEVIC-IVAIIOVIC, Nada, dr.
Post-pneumonia psaudoc7st (pnellf-toceld) in children. Lljecn.
vjoan. 83 no.616U-617 161.
1. Iz Odjela za randgenologiju i Odjela za djecje bolesti
Zdravstvenog contra u Dubrovniku,
(PNIEUMONIA compl) (PLUIONARY EMPIDBViA etiol)

KOVAGF,VIC-TtTICI R.
Calciun cyanamide as a nitrogen fertilizer. p. 9.
(FFMIZACIJA MLJOPRIVREDE. JOUIN/I OF FERULIZERS AND CWP HOTECTION. No. 2,
1956. Yugoslavia.)
10:
Monthly List of East European Accessions (~EEAL) LC3 Vol. 6, no. 7, July 1957. Uncl.

PERT, S.;.KOVAGEVICI, S.
Socialist competitions a form of worker participation in production
organization. Probleme econ 17 no.3.110-122 Mr 164.

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~AUTHOR: Roboz, P.; Kovach, A.
IORG: [Roboz) c
~esqar h Institute for Technical Physics, MTAI Bud~pqs~; (Kovach)
Institute for Nucle ar Res ear eh,
TME; Mass spectrometric studies of additive materials evaporating from tungsten
produced by owder-metallurgical.treitment
SOURCE: Academia scientiarum hungaricae. Acta technica, v- 51, no. 3-4, 1965,
277-289
TOPIC TAGS: mass spectrometry, powder metallurgy
ABSTRACT: It was shown that the arcing observed when tungsten wires are heated in
,noble gases at near-atmospheric pressure is attributable to the space charge-destroyin~
effect of materials evaporating from the wire. The evaporating material was investi-
gated with the aid of mass spectroscopy and it was found that sodium and potassium
represent the most significant constituents. The results were presented and discussed~
It was found that preheating the wires for 100 hours at 1850*C produces no significantl
change in the behavior of the wires except during the initial periods during the
'heat-treatment process itself. Various samples of wire exhibited various arcing
behaviors under identical test conditions. The authors thank Doctor E. Winter for
sug esting the experiments and his attention to this wcrk, as well as-PFo-ressor,
DoNor A. Szalay ror directing the carrying out of the measurements. The authors
also t_Fq_nR_Vo-ctor Millner for providing samples of tungsten No. 3 made with the
r8~ifiegrtechn lo --- ~ - ~ed y and his co-workers. Orig. art. has: 9 figures.
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SZALAYp A.; KOVACHO A.
Fission product precipitation from the atmosphere in De~re"U,
Hungary, between 1958 and 1960. Acta PbY8 Hung 13 no.3t281-287 161.,
1. Institute of Nuclear Research of the Hungarian Academy of Boiencess
Debrecen.

87,AlAY, A.; KOVACH, A.
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Fission product precipitation from the atmosphere In Debre-
cen, Hungary, during 1961 and 1962. Acta phya liting 16 no. 4:
321-326 164.
1. 1notitute of Nuclear Research of the Hungarian Academy of
Sc I E,
~nces, Debrecen.

XOVACH, A., Cand Biol Sci -- Oise) "Vegetative cover of the central
-bKz
su=or pastures of/~rimea. and ways for their phytomelioration." Moo,
1958. 18 pp (1.1,oo Order of Lenin and order of Labor Red Banner State
Univ im 11. V. Lomonosov# Biol-Soil Facultyp Chain-of Gcobotany), 120
copies (FL, 16-58, n8)
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BIAO . FACULT, J.,- KOVAGII, A.
) J.)
Oil the role of drugs with nervous system action in co3inophilia
induced by sound sti=lation. Kisorl. orvostud. 13 no.5:4:51-456
0 1&!.
1. Budapesti Orvostudomnyi Sgyotem Urologiai Klinikaja es rlettani
Intezetc.
(EWIN'UPHILLk expor.) (I.jojjpqj,,,j~~ pharmacol. )

KOVACH, A,
A re-determination of the half-life of rubidiun-87. 1%cta
phya Hung 17 no.3s341-351 164.
1. Institute of Nuclear Research, Hungarian Acader..W of
Sciences, Debrecen. Presented Ir
y A. Szalav.

KOVACII, Adam
Quantitative analysis by means of beta rays of the uraniwn
content of the material originated from the test borings in
the Tat&banya coal basin. ATOMKI kozl I no. 1:27-30 '59.

KOVACH . AdaLm
Modern isotope analyticiLl examination kiC trmtnorittm. ATO',IKI
kozl 2 no. 3:217-224 160.

KOVACH, Adam SZALAY,, Sandor, egyatemi tanar
Determination of the point of time for experimental atomic
bomb explosions on the ground of atmospheric radioactivity.
AT014KI kozl 2 no. 3:229-236 160.
1. Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia levelezo tagja; Magyar Tudomanyos
Akademia, Atommag Kutato Intezete igazgatoja, Debrecen; "AT04"SKI
Kozlemenyek" felelos szerkesztoje es felelos kiadoja (for
Sulay).

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Szalay, S'ndor, Gyarmati, Borb la, Kovach, m, S" soni,
Zoita"n
TITLE: Meteorites as means of space exploration
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PERIODICAL: Fizikai Szemle, no. 8, 1961, 227-232
TEXT: The purpose of the paper is to outline the present state of physical
knowledge on meteorites. The isotope-analytical laboratory of the Nuclear
Research Institute of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, with which the
authors are associated, has planned to investigate the meteorite stock of
Hungarian museums in order to contribute to international research on this
matter. (I) General characteristics of meteorites: In the course of the
International Geophysical Year, in 1959, an estimated amount of 14 million
tons of cosmic substance fell on the earth's surface, Meteorites are
classed into three groups, analogous to the three principal zones building
up the earth: siderites (mainly Fe-Ni alloys), siderolites (Fe-Ni alloys
and silicates), and aerolites (prevalently silicates). H. Brown compiled
t'ables on the frequency of chemical elements found in the three groups.
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H/0i 6/61WO/008/001/002
Meteorites as means of space ... B122/B227
H, C. Urey and H. Craig investigated the same on chondrules, a globular
variety of the third group with a higher Fe content. (II) Isotope composi-
tion of the substance of meteorites: Elemental and isotope composition
irregularities in connection with the origin of meteorites. So far, it, has
been found that most elements in meteorites have an isotope composition
identical to that found for the same elements on the earth. This fact
supports the general opinion of astronomers that meteorites originate,
without exception, from the solar system. Thus, isotope irregularities
can not be attributed to the particular origin of meteorites. Physico-
chemical and biological fractionating effects on the substance of meteorites
do not differ essentially from similar effects on terrestrial substances.
External nuclear-physical effects: Meteorites have been exposed to cosmic
radiation perhaps for hundreds of millions of years. Nuclear-physical
emulsions exposed to cosmic radiation presented the phenomenon of nuclear
cascade, the nucleons of which quit the nucleus with high energy, leaving
it in a strongly excited state. When thermodynamical equilibrium has been
attained, the strongly heated nucleus begins to evaporate. In the isotope
composition of elements produced by such evaporation, strong differences
of isotope composition are found against their terrestrial composition.
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Meteorites as means of space B122/B227
Investigations by Paneth and co-workers (1953); Nier and co-workers (1958)
have evidenced that helium isotopes are produced in meteorites by cosmic
radiation. Genner and Z~hringer (1955) first traced back the presence of
argon in meteorites to cosmic radiationL Besides cosmic radiation; other
radiations may be present in 'the solar system, The authors do not think
,ha*, the neutrino flux from the sun could have affected th'. isotope ,omposi-
tion of meteorites to a larger extent than it has affected the substance of
the earth. Simple estimates also silow that the presence of neutron radiation
frrm the sun is improbable~ Internal nuclear-physical effects: The simpler
h;-stcry of the development of meteorites in relation to terrestrial condi-
tions has led R Brown to suggest a method Of estimating the age of
elements by isotope analysis of certain elements in two different phases of
meteorites (metallic Fe~Ni silicate, or metallic Fe-Ni sulfide, etc), There
are I figure and 3 tables~
ASSOCIATION; MITA Atommag Kutato" Inte'zet. Debre,;en (ITUrq-
.ay-,qn Academv of
Nuclear R9search Tngtjtjjt9, Det~rennn~
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KOVAOH,, Adam
Methods of nuclear physics in determination of geological
time.- Fiz szemle 12 no.12:369-373 D 162.
1, Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Kutato Intezete, Debrecen,

KOVACH, Adam
Calculation of erTors in the absiolute methods for the deter--
mination of egological periods. Pt.I.ATWI kozI 5 no.2a
77-86 163

KOVACH, Adam
Analytic Investigation of lead ores in the Hills of Velence,
by means of isotopes. Mat kozl MTA 13 no,3:239-252 163.
1. Magyar Tudomanyos Akademla Atommag Kutato Intezete,
Debrecen.

KOVACH, Adam
On the uniform scale of atomie weights. Fiz szemle 13 no.7:~95-
201 Jl 263,
1. Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Atonnag Kutato Intezet., Debrecen.

KOVACH, Adam
Methods of nuclear physics in geochomical and geological
research. Fiz szemle 15 no.12:386-387 D 164,
1. Nuclear Research Institute of the Hungarian Academy of
Scionces, Debrecen.

I WZES~_ANDUS
Flora of the ceutrel partIof the Crimean upland. Vest. Hook. un.
Ser. biol., pochv., gool., geog. 13 no. 1:51-57 '58. (MERA 11-7)
1. Koskovskiy goeudarstvennyy universitet, Kafedra goobotaniki.
(Cho ty r-Da g-Bota ny)
(Babugan-Yoylo-Botatw)

KOVACII, Andranh
Agrostie syreiatschik(rdii P.Snirn., a new species in the Crimean
flora. Rot.mat.Gerb. 19:48-49 159- (MIMA, 12.8)
(Ronan-Kosh region--Bent graou)

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AUTHOR: Kovach, Anna
ORG: "llational In3tituto of Public Health, Budapest (Orszagos Kozagoszsogugyi Inntozzott
TIT.u": Dotorrdnation of the factors influencing the accompanying ions in the caso
of masldna with fluoride
SOURCi!',- Magyar kemiai, folyoirat, v. 71, no. 11, 1965, 504-507
TOPIC TAGS: fluoride, aluminum
ABSIMACT: The examination of the relations vhich have an effect on the
do.termination of the accompanying ions in the case of the masking of
aluminwi with fluoride ions revealed the following: 1) The method of
titration and the pH determine tte amount of fluoride to be employed;
2) In the determination of the accompanying ions the most decisive factor
is the choice of the pH's in masking; the amount of fluoride has no major.
effect on the results; and 3) In some cases the amount of buffer Is also
a-decisivo factor, Origo art. has: 7.tablose fJ~Hsl 33.90�7
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KOVACII) A. Gy B, 1947
(Hung Blol. Inst., Many)
"The Distribution of Lethal Sensitivity to Histardne in Nomal Histanine Pre-Treated
Guinpa Pigs."
A-reb. Biol. Hung. 19471 17(2,62-277)
Atst: Exc. Med. V. Vol. 11. No. 3, P. 171

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d of hid-win, *d guts*& Polo and the mechlinizors,
of 0. L. liesnolok. Arintid (ov, 11,
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tir di"It-I into groupit. Solne grotops rroriwd pftlfrAt-
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,w 54b cl-ty. and thirn mAintaining the dAily 41(~ vol A5
lintilthr2l-tday. Measurement rof the rectal tenip. of un-
treated guinft pigs vhawwJ Ibost wullcutancous and isolm-
r-tit.,41C.11 16,144111v ilijeclivol. Cmi-I .1 lrradwl
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111A, tit ch.1111- in t1w () -A111111v 41( it-.- 1,14% ", ill Itw loons,
Ilk. tvuIrr 4 Ills- witaiii,ii, 'I.., it. I IA,-
t 1.1 Ilk'. CjLtllji~j. 'I'IW I1jIdj.l1j,- ill% Vs.- W.1,11,41 -111,
11 - .1ov 1,, dtvrorAwd v.miii-iii-I %lilt
-40stv 1, F111.0%

4.
0"atitatirt Ch"Wes 41 th* fluid matest (it the OrCLU
of iota in dwk by lrt;~ag. Ar6ztW rr. 11. Kov~cb, Anil
11 ihAMir Z. CNikY. At, Bid. Iffixt, Is.
MAC 8`313 WCM fiSted for 21 h". Anil then diock wAs indoced
under ether nam"is by dipping both hind extremifiri III
liquid air. 'Ifir rats died 3-3 hn. After thii treatment.
and the imb mil dry wts. of orCzne were detti. Lmmi in
the total wt. wen 44c,'* lunp, 30.4 liver, 14.2 sajito-intes-
tinal tract, and 17.8 heart musicle. Ile wt. of the injured
limbs increased by 29.81' Wt of l"in spkirn. kidneys.
I and corpus remained unctilsv'i. The d;y suatter of liv,~r
t1CCV-AMd by 36.7%. Of hCArt by 1'21,111~. The 1"~ in duW
cunt"t w~ lunp. 441 liver, 31 gastru4nustinAl
If-Act, an,l 0.5 btait. No rh4sip %i% obwmd in th~
fluld content of brain and splects. T1x fluid content of the
-frnten lindA wAs 217.479 of the original wt. mid 43.4% of
the otrigimil fluitl content III m(crrncrA. 1. F.

Differences in the co-mcrntratim 6j *uggj, lactic Acid, And
pot&Wum in the vloriAl And vencius blood during tipat.
it and subacquect t"t N,-tlwtl
ut W Kovach I"i Rwl, Hirilt
muhrmniv,
mutil with a I-I of kim lit G-F ~' hv~ It, 6m. 4'l%+
lilt ~ OW $109% CIO- if (tW L I hN, J1111 11111il-K 11U-I'l A'Idni)
n(Ahinc to drink. IJIMWI ktjn&' wt-rr 1.1kVtj ICII-f" LIMI r'lill
lit. durivilt the ("MI th~ WnA ~lplv tu mul fly puitctum
-4 the Ift brart. T1r Slucti- k%tl OnstinkIlt-d in -siou,
1,1,wAl at The tiul of thr fir,t fir. 4 -x,rriw viorr thin us
irtcrid bhuxt. At the t-nd tit the '~hul lit. flu- litle-r al~ 4le-
t-trawd. LictiC 4CM itICIA M41 in Nst It kitisl% itt N-1 dur -
ing Or Igs lit, but rrin-nip,ri unchsug-I 'Infilix t1w *-,I,.i lit
*rhr L-%Tl of K ljr&tvrti qimil.irly. During trit flu Irva-I if
(OV6d IILX%t %11rif WA% 17% %ttvMil qUiCki ( OLM thAt Df " 111KIs
Woof. In ImAh fylvs 4 hlc~l Ltefic acul mpt K mincit,
Jimilsi-lit if in mWin.11 it IN- , n't 44 tip 14t fir. 1'l n 0, rmcn~
It K lKing -Inp tilip-1 , %,-It 1. tow tit,- J"Iftd -1u- ~'4 trl-
rrtifv%. WvAtl Fiffaly

KOVACH, A. 1951
(Biochem. Inst. U. of Budapest)
"Shock ind MITII
Acta. Physiol (Budapost), 1951 2A suppI (26)
No Abst. TrI EXC. 'led.

KOVACH, A.G.;TAIUCS, L.
Responsiveness of the vegetative nervous system in shook. Acts. physiol.
hung. 3 no.1:91-101 1952. (CIML 24:3)
1. Of the Institute of Physiology and of the Institute of Biochemistry$
Budapest University.

KOVACH, A.G.;BAGDY, D.;BAIAZS, R.;ANTONI, Y.;GERGBLY, J.;MENYHART, J.;IBARI,
KOVACH, IC.
Traumatio shook and adenosine triphosphate. Acta phvaiol. hang.
3 no.2:330-344 1952. (CLML 24--3)
1. Of the Institute of Biochemistry of Budapest Ualversity.

KOVACH. A.G.;TAXACS, L.;ROEMDI. P.;KISS. S.;KOVACH. E.
The glucose uptake of muscle in shock. Acta pbysiol. hung. 3 no.2:
345-355 1932. (OLML 24;3)
1q Of the Institute of Physiology of Budapest University.

KOVACH, A.G.;TAKAGS, L.;WTYHART. J.;IRANYI, M.;KATHAR, Z.
Phosphorylation of glycogen In sk-Aock. Acta phyalol. hung. 3 no.2:
357-366 1952. (CLML 24.3 )
1. Of the Institute of Pbyaiology of Bddapeat University.

KOAIAM,, A. 19 5 2
(PhysioloF; inst. & Biochem. Inst. of Budanest, Med, Univ,)
IllEffect of Ileparin on !Iistp-v,-ine Sbock."
Kiserl. Orvostud, 1952, h/2(139-lh2)
Abst: Exc. 'Med. 11, Vol. 6, No. 1, P. 113

KOVACH, A., and others
"The examin.~tticn of the adeno3ine tripho3phataie and adenylic -icid Je3ardi~-:!c in 3hock 11
p. 2-A
1.
(~;'I.')-RI.773 MOSTUDWZY, Vol. 4, No. 4, -Aug 1952, Fud.-~pent, flunRavy)
E~') :1.!orthlY Lint of Ea--Rt FAiropean Acce5-ions, L. C., Vol, I!, No. 7, July l)53, Uncl.

KOVACH, A.:TAKAGS, L.:ROHELK, P.:KOUCH, E.
I -
Carbohydrate metabolian'in shock. I. Glucose uptake of the muscles
in shock. Kinerletes orvostud. 4 no. 5:334-340 Oct 1952. (GIML 23:5)
1. Doctor for Kovach, Takacs, Rohelm. 2. Physiology Institute of
Budapest Medical University.

-KOVACH,_,~.:TAUCS, L.:KISS, S.:KOVACH, E.
Carbohydrate metabolism in shock. II. The mechanism of the de-
crease of glucose wtake by muscles in shock. Kiserletes oryostud.
4 no. 5 :340-343 Oct 1952. (CLML 23:5)
1. Doctor for Kovach and Takaos. 2. Fhysiology Institute of
Budapest Medical University.

KOVACH, A.iTkXACS, L*:MZNYHAW , J.-.IRLNTI. K.IKAIM&R, Z,
Carbohydrate metabolism In shock. III. Study of the glucogen phos-
phorylation(Oosphorylass) in shock. Kisarletee orvostud. 4 no. 5:
345-352 Oct 1952. (CLKL 23:5)
le Doctoz for Kovach. Takaos, and Manyhart. 2. Physiology Institute
of Budapest Medical University.

KOVACH, A.O.;TAKAGS, L.;K1w . S.-.ANTAL. J.
(Ilycogen decomposition in muscle in the normal state and in shook.
Acta physiol. hung. 4 SuMl:28-29 1953. (G1ML 2511)
1. Of the Institute of Phyaiology.q:~ Budapest University.

KOVACH2 A.G.B.
1. med. Klin.,,Iphysiol. Inst., med. Univ., Budapeg-t. Wirkung von isolierter
Kopfbypoamie - scheidung. Effect of hypoxaemia confined to the head
on Ua excretion ACTA PHYSIOL. ACAD. SCIENT. HUNG. (Budapest) 1954P 5/suppl. (66)
SO: EXCFRPTA MEDICA - Section II, Vol. 7., No. 10

ffo va e A '~-c "6-
TAXACS, L.; KOVACH, A.G.B.; TAXACS-MAGT, 1.; SZABO, M.T.
Histological and metabolic regeneration of the musculature in shock.
Acta p1qsiol. hung. Suppl. no.6:24-25 1954.
1. 111. Medizinische Klinik. Pbysiologiaches Institut, III.
Shirurgische Klinik uncl Chemischea Institute der Medizinischen
Universitat, Budapest,
(SHOCK, expers
eff. on musc. metab. & histol.)
(musams. metab.
in exper. shock, hiatol.)

YOM, A.; KOVACH, A.G.B.; TITTAT, T.; POGACSA, 0.
In vitro consumption of glucose and ATP synthesis in brain tissue in
animals in #hook. Acts, Physiol. hung. Suppl. no.6:25-26 1954.
1. Pbysiologisches Institut der Hodizinischen Universitate. Budapest.
(GLUCOSS. metab.
consumption by brain homogenates in exper. shock)
(SHOCK, exper.
off. on glucose consumption & ATP synthesis by brain
homogenates)
(MAIN, metab.
glucose consumption & ATF synthesia, off. of exper.
shock)
(ADENTLPHROPHOSPHATI. motab.
synthesis by brain homogenates, off. of exper. shock)

GOMORI, Pal: SZABO, Gyorgy,- KOVACS. Ariantid: NAGY, Zoltan; TAKACS. LaJos:
VILTHKR, Willibald
The role of bypoxia and hypercapnia in the neuroregulation of the
renal circulation an& diureets. Kagy Belorv. arch. 7 no-5:129-145
oat. 54.
1. A Budapesti Orvostudo2anyi Igyaten 111. as. Belklinikajanak
(igazgato: Gomori Pal egyetent tanar) I. as. Belklinikajanak
(igasgatot Rusanyak Istvan egyatemi tanar) es Ilettani Intesetenek
(Igargato: Balint Peter eyetemi tanar) koslemenyo.
(CARBON DIOXIM, in blood
hypereapnia, off. on renal circ. & diuresis in dogs)
(ANOXIA, mxper.
off. on. renal circ. & diureato in doge)
(11MYS0, blood supply
ciro., off. of exper. anoxia & r7percapnia in dog)
(DIURESIS
off. of exper. anoxia & hypercapnia in dogs)

POLDI, Mihaly, dr.: KOVACH, Ar Latid, dr.; TAXACS, IAjos, dr.; KOLTAT, Wit.
Sodium excretion in bypoxemia; maclianiam of ~-entral rm!',ulation
of volume. Mkg7. balorv. arch. 7 no.6:179-~39 Dee 9~.
1. A Budapesti Orvostudomanyi ECratem 1. oz. Balklinikajanak
(Igazgato dr. Ritozynak Istvan ngyetemi tanar)
(SODIUM, metabolism
excretion in hypoxiinia, (,mntral rc:-,ulatlon, mechanism
(Hun)
(ANOXIA, metabolism
modium excretion, central rntiilation, mec),tanion (Hun)

KOVACII, A.GA(Budapeezt)
Effect of adrenalin on cerebral circulation; vasomotor reactions
of the brain and trunck. Acta physiol.polon.6 no-3:241-243 1955.
(XPINEPHRINI. effects,
on blood pressure in doge)
(BLOOD PRESSURN, effect ofdrugs on
apinephrIna)

H, "A
A
I
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allar 1~,, -en
illiz
Nal
7i
fix
4Z
;k- Z-,
~ 05
it4bdif
jig
lwi r&-
tw too T ftk 'I*
'0t('
Rt
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Al~ WWUL-
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KOVACH, Ariestid, dr.
Metabolic changes in shock. Ory. hatil. 96 no.8:198-206 20 Feb 55.
1. A Budapesti OryostudommWi Vaetem)Mlattani Intezetenek
kozlemenye.
(SHOCK, metabolism In)

A%
BIRO, Janos; BUKI, Bela; KOUCH, Ariestid.
Changes in higher nervous function after ischemic shock in
rate. Kisirletes oryostud. 8 no.l,.74-84 1956.
1. Budapesti Orvostudemanyi Igyeten Ilettani Intezate.
(SHOOK, axper.
Ischemic, eff. on conditioned reflexes in rats (Hun))
(REMI, OOND 12 IOMM
eff. of ischemic shook in rate (Hun))

ETACH, Ariaztid; TAKACS, Lajoa; ROHEIR, 'Pal
Carbohydrate metabolism in shock; IV. Data on the decrease
mechanism of glycogen pbospborylation. Kiserletes orvostud.
8 no.2:201-204 March 56.
1. Budapesti Orvost. Egyatem Slettani Intezate.
(SFOCK, exper.
off. on glycogen phosphorylation in muscle extracts
& homogenates In rats. (Hun))
(GLYCOGM1, metab.
muscle, eff. of ex-per. shock on phosphorylation in
extracts & homogenates In rate. (Hun))
(MTJS
CLES, metab.
glycogen, off. of 6xper. shock on phosphor7lation in
extracts & homogenates in rate. (Hun))
(PHOSPHORTLASES, metab.
muscle, off. of exper. shock on glycogen phosphorylation
in extracts & homogonates in rats. (Hun))

EVACH, Artattid; TAXACS, Lajos; KISS, Sandor;"ANTAL, Janos
Carbohydrate metabolism In shock; T. Muscular degradation of
glycogen in shock. Kiserleras orvostud. 8 no.2:205-214 March 56.
1, Budapesti Orvost. Agyatem Elattani Intesete.
(SHOOK, exper.
eff ' on glycogen degradation In musc. of rate in
vitro. (Hun))
(GLYCOGEN, metab.
muscle, off. of exper. shock on degradation in rats
in vitro. (Hun))
(MUSCLES, metab.
glycogen, eff. of exper. shock on degradation In rate
in vitro. (Hun))

KOVACH, Ariaztid,; TAXICS, lajos,; 1184,Sandor.
Carbol7drate metabolism in shock; VI.Amylase degradation of
glycogen in the musculature. Kiserletes orvostud. 8 no-3:
268-276 May 56
1. Budap. Orwoot. Faetem Blettant Intesete.
(GLYCOGNU, notab.
in musc. in normal rats & expor. shock. amylase
degroAation (Hun))
(MUSCI38, motab.
glycogen, in normal rate & exper. shock, amylase
degradation (Hun))
(SHOCK. exper.
off. on glycogen degradation by amylaae in muac. of
rate (Hun))
(CARBOHYDRLM
amylase degradation of glycogen in vusc. in normal
rats & exper. shock (Hun))

TAUCS, Lajos,; KOVACH, Arioutid,; SUBO, T.M..; KISS, Sandor.
Carbohydrate metabolism in shock; VII. Regeneration of biochemical
changes in the musculatune. Kiserletes orvostud. 8 no.3:276-282
May 5 6
1. Bud. Orvoot. 21gyetem III. oz. Belk., Alettani os Orvoo. Int.
(MUSCLES. notab.
off. of exper. isahemic shock, & regen. of biochem.
activities in rato (Hun))
(SHOCK, exper.
ischemic, off. on musc. metab. & regen. of biochem.
activities in rate(Hun))

_&QY,40H, Arlestid,; TAKAGS, Lajas,; TAKAGSTRAGY, Lorent,; ZACHARrAv,
-""ajf$r ;~`MMCRI, Jozoef.
Regeneration of the working capacity after ischomic shock and of
the histological picture of the injured mmoulature in rate.
Kiserletes orvostud. 8 no-3:283-288 Key 56
Intezete)ta
(SHOOK, exper.
ischemic. off. on working capacity & histol. picture of
fauna. in mto (Hun))
(MUSCLIS, pbysiol.
off. of axper. Ischemic shock on working capacity &
histol. picture in rate (Hun))
(WOK, p4miol.
capacity, off. of exper. ischomic shock in rate (Hun))
III. sz. Balk.
1. Bud. Orvost. 147atem Ilattani,

BIRD, J.; BUKI, B.; KOVACH, A. G. B.
Changes of the higher nervous activity following ischanmic
shock. Act& physiol. hung. 10 no.2-4:277-289 1956.
1. Institute of Physiology, University Medical Sc%ool, Budapest.
(SHOCK, exper.
'schemic. changes & restoration of MIS activity in
~L
rate flollowiz;-, shock.)
(Cmim'...' ITERVOUS sysr"M' physiol.
changes & restoratioD of activity following expnr,
ischemic shock in rate )

11OLDI, Mihaly, dr.; KOVACH, Ariaztid. dr.; RDH3IM, Pal. dr.; PAPP, Miklos, dr.;
EDLTAY, Edit--
Now ways of central neural volume regulation. Orv. hatil. 97
no.40:1107 30 Sept 56.
1. A Budapesti. Orvostudomanyi Rgyatem 1. sz. Belklinikajanak
(Igazgato: Rusnyak. Istvan, dr. egyet. tanar) as Xlettant
Intezatenek (igasgato: Balint, Peter, dr. egyat. tanar) kozlemenyei
(13WOD VOLUME
CNS regulation, off. of ox-per. hy-persalemia (Run))
(SODIUM CHWRIDE, in blood
hyperealemia, exper., eff. on regulation of blood volume
by ONS (Hun))
(CENTRAL NEWOUS SYSTEM, physiol.
regulation of blood volume, off. of 6~qor. hypersalemia
(Hun))

HUNGARY General Problems of Pathology. Shock. u-4
Abs Jour Rof Zhur - Biol., No. 10,, 1958) No 46752
Author A.; Vittay, T.; Pogatea) G.
Fonyo.
Inst Academy of Sciences People's Republic of Hungary
Title Oxygen and Glucose Consumption and Nexokinase Activity
in Vitro of Brain Tisaue of Rats in Traumatic Shock.
Orig Pub Acta physiol. Acado sci. hung., 19571 111 No. 2) 173-180.
Abstract Brain tissue (microscopic sections and homogenates) of
rats was examined after the rats were killed during tervi-
nal stages of shock which was caused by liquid air freezing
of the animals' both hind legs, or when they were in tha
state of a severe anoxia following a 2-hour stay in a low
pressure chamber (160-180 mi of the mercurial column).
Both microscopic sections and homogenates of the cerebral
cortex did not show any differences as to glucose consuup-
tion. The glucose consumption of the brain tissue did not
Card 1/2
24

IJ
ANTAL,ijanos; DOBT, Tibor; KDYACH, Ariestid
Effects of hypotension and shock on arteriavenous anastomoses of
the extremities in dogs. Magy. Tudom. Akad. Biol. Orv. Oest. Koal.
8 no.1-2:73-76 1957.
V V
I tezet 'eB MAY
~M- I tez~etl
1. Au"Aftau-
Korhaz.//vs/'/,f/:L .
(BLOOD VESSELS, surg.
exper. anastomosis, artoriovenous. off. of exper.
hypotension & ischemic shock in extremities of dogs (Hun))
(HYPOTENSION. exper.
eff. on arteriovenous anaotomoses in extremities of dogs
(Hun))
(SHOCK, exper.
off. of Ischemic shock on arterlovenoun anastomoses in
extremities of dogs (Hun))

KOVACH, Arisztid; FIOITYD, Attiln; VITTIAT, Tibor; POGATSA, Gnbor
Molecular oxygen and glucose cnnsu=tton and hexokinase activity
in brnin tinsues in vItro in trwimtic shock nf rate. Ki!,erletee
orvostud. 9 no.2:179-184 Anr 57,
1. 'Rudwoesti OrvostndomTTi Fj-vetem Flettani Intezete.
(SHOCY, emer.
eff. an oxvr
,en -& plucose consumption & hexokimse actiiity
in rat brain tissues (Hun))
(BRA IN,
eff. of exrer. shock on glucose & oxygen concumntion
hexokinise nctivity in rat tissues (Hun))
(GWCOSE, metab.
brain, eff. of exner. shock on consumption in rat tissuea
hexokinase activity in brain, eff. of exper. shock in
rats (Hun))

Fungary/General Problems of Pathology Shook U-1
Abe Jour t Ref ZhUr - Biol.po Hoi 18j 1956o 84799
Author : Fo a AttiA Kovach, Atistid; Kovach, Ema
c# n, AMBIJIG; M
Inst % NoTatitute a
Title : The Functional State and the Acid-Soluble Phospho-
rus Fractions of the Rat Brain in Traumatic Shock
Orig Pub : Kiserl. orvostud., 1957, Vol. 9, No. 2.. 206-a1
Abstract : In the initial phase of shack the content of phoupho-
rus (P) in the rat brain is elevated. In severe functi-
onal ddsturbances the content of P in the brain attains
to normal levels and declines in the terminal period.
The content of inorganic P in the brain is increased
even in the early phases of shock; at this time the
amount of P capable of being readily hydrolyzed is un-
changed, while the content of P of the acid-soluble
fractions is reduced. - From the authorts resume.
Card 1A

KOVACH, A.G.B.; FONYO, A.; H&LMAGYI, M.
Acetylcholine, tbji--brain- in traumatic shook. Acta physiol.
hung. 13 no.1:1-4 1957.
1. Institute of Physiology, Medical University, Budapest.
(SHOCK, exper.
eff. on brain acetylcholine content in rats)
(AGETYWHOLIXE, determ.
in brain following shock in rats)
(BRAIN, 'ohysiol.
'eff. of shock on acetylcholine content in rate)

A-
KOVACH, A.G.B.; MDART, J.; 3RDELYI, A.; MOLNAR, G.; KOVACH, B.
zfi
The effect of dibenamine given at different stages of ischaemic
-shock on survival time in dogs, and on the oedema, of the ligated limbs.
Acta phyniol. hung. 13 no-1-5-13 1957.
1. Institute of Physiology. Medical University, Budapest
(SHOCK, exper.
eff. of dibenamine on survival time after Ischemic shock
In dogs)
(MENA, exper.
eff. of dibenamine in dogs)
(SYMPATHOLYTICS, eff.
dibenamine on survival time after ischemic shock &
edema in (logs)

IR"YI, M.; KOVACH, A.G.B.; ROHEIM, P.
Salt and water self-selection in ischaemic shock. Acts. physiol. hung.
13 no.1:15-19 1957-
1. Institute of Physiology, Medical University, Budapest.
(SHOCK, exper.
w.ater & salt intake in rats after ischemic shock)
(SODIUM CHIORIIS
intake in rats after iochemic nhock)
(WATER
same)

41]WBUXI, Bela; ISM, Ivan; KOVACH, Ariectid BIRO, J.
Conditioned reflex method for experiments to be performed on several
rats simaltaneously. Kiserletes orvostud 9 no-5-6:545-550 Oct-Dee 58.
1. Budapesti Orrostudomanyi Eaetem Alettani Intezete.
(REFLEX, COI;DITIOIM
method for exper. performed on several rate si=lataneously
(Hun))

Mirn, MngdoInR; KOVACH. Arioztid; ROTIRIM, Pnl
Choice of f1Utc-Ld-6rfT'salt in ischemic shock. Kinerletes orvostud 9
no.5-6:07-610 Oct-Dec 58.
1. 1hidanesti Orvostudomanyi Egyetem Slettani Intezete.
(SHOOK, exper.
eff. of inchemic shock on choice of fluids & salt solutions
by rats (Hun))
(FWIM
same)
(SODIUM CHIOR133
same)

KOVACH, Arisztid; MYgM, Janon; BRISLYIP Andras; MORTAR, Gyula; KOVACH, XnM
Qz=liliil=~~
Effect of dibenamine given at different stages of ischemic shock on the
edema of the Injured extremity nnd survival of dogs. Kiserletes orvostud
9 no.5-6:629-635 Oct-Doc 58.
1. Budapeoti Orvostudomanyt 3aetem Blettani Intezete.
(SYMPATHOLYTICS, eff.
dibenamine on edema of Injured extremities & survival of
dogs in various stnges of Ischemic ahock (Hun))
(SHOCK, exper.
eff. of dibenamine on edemm of injured extremities & survival
of dogs in various stages of ischemic shock (Hun))
(MEM, exper,
eff. of dibenamine on edema of injured extremities in various
stages of ischemic shock in dogs (Hun))

KOVACH, A
Zen tid; KISINSORGA, Helmuth; ROHEIM, Pal; IRANTI, Kagdolua; ROSM,
'jisz
Central and peripheral actions of pacatal (1-methyl-piperid,,jl-3-methvl-
phenothia2ine) in cross-airculatory experimenta. Kiserlates orvostud.
10 no.2-3:271-278 Apr-June 38.
1. Orvostudomanyi, FCyetem Blettani Intezete, Budapest es a Priedrich
Schiller Egyetem Belgyogyaszati Poliklinika, Jena.
(AUTONOHIC DRWS, eff.
mepazine on central & peripheral blood circ. in cross-
cird. exper. in dogs (ffin))
(TRAN(JUIMING AUNTS, eff.
same)
(BI0031 CIRGUIATION, eff. of drugs on
mepazine on central & peripheral circ. in cross-cira. exper.
in dogs (Hun))

FOLD, M.; PWs M.; EDIMAT, E.
?,ffect of dibenamine and adrenalectom7 on hypoxlc lWonatruresis. Nagy.
belorv. arch. 11 no.2-3:75-77 Apr-June 58.
1. A BudRpeati Orvostudomanyi Ygyatem b"lettani Intezetenek, 1. oz.
Belklinikajanak as a Magyar Tudomanyou kkademia Kiserlati Orvostudomanyi
Kutato Intezetenek kozlemenye.
WTOXIA, expar*
inducing hyponatruresis, eff. of dibenamine & adrenalectomy
in dogs (Hun))
(SODIUM, in urine
hyponatruresis induction by anoxia in dogs, off. of divena-
amine & adrenalectoaV (Hun))
(SYMPATHOLITICS, eff.
dibenamine on anoxia-induced lWponatraresis in dogs (Ban))
(AIWA23GTONT, off.
on anoxia-inducad hyponatruresis in dogs (mm))

13M0, J.; WKI, 3.; 110-9S. I.; KOVACHN A.G.B.
Higher nervous activity of adrenalectomized animals after ischzenia of
the limbs. Acta Dhysiol. hung. 14 no.1:45-56 '1958.
1. Institute of Physiolor, nd Department of Uroloff_, Medical University.
Budnpest.
-TaTREMITIES, blood supply
exper. iachemiz, eff. on higher nerv. activity in adrenalt-c-
tomized rats)
(GOTRAL IMVOM SI%T3M, physiol.
eff. of exper. ischemin of extremities on higher nerv.
activity in ndrenalectomi2ed rats)
(AM1,11ALIGTOMY, exper.
same)

,KOVACH, A.G.B.; ANTAL, J.; DOBY, T.
Haemodyna-aic regulation of the arterio-vanous anaotomosen of the limbs
in the dog. Acta physiol. hung. 14 no.2:141-147 1958.
1. Institute of Physiology, Medical University, Budapest.
(BLOOD VESSEIS, physiol.
arterio'~enous anaatemoses, funct. demonstration & hemodynamic
regulation in hind limbs of dogs)

KOVACH. A.G.B.: ROHNIM, P.S.; IMITYI, M.; KM, S.; ANTAL, J.
Effect of the isolated perfusion of the head on the development of ischamic
and'hemorrhagic shock. Acta ph;y9iol. hung. 14 no-3:231-238 1958-
1. Institute of Physiology, Ifedical. Uaiveraity, Budapest
(SHOGK, exper,
eff. of isolated perfusion of head with normal blood on
develop. of ischemic & hemorrhagic shock in dogs)

C 2 '10i
_577ysiology May 59
1965. EFFECT OF DIDEXAMINE 0.4 RENALFUNCTION IN DOGS WITH IS-
CIIAEMIC SHOCK - KovAcI A . 13- , Foldi M. , Nlenyhirt J.
E. j1
Erddlyi A. and K-oT M, nst. of Physiol. and Ist Dept. of Med,
Med. Univ., Budapest - ACTA PHYSIOL.ACAD.SC1.11UNG, 1058, 14/3
(239-245) Graphs 2 Tables 2
Pretreatment with V-(2-chloroethyl)dibenzylamine (dibentkinine) corrects the
changes in haemodynanucs and salt excretion peculiar to the kidney in tourniquet
shock. The drug exerts this effect by blocking the tubular sympathetic system.
The evidence obtained confirms the role of the sympathetic nervous aysturn in the
pathogenesis of renal changes in lachaernic shock. (11,5)

E'/.CERPTA YEDICA See 2 .161 1215 Physiology May 59
1848. RFNAL. iuNcrios i,-% HAEMORRHAGIC SHOCK, WITII THE HEAD PER-
FUSED WITH NORMAL BLOOD - Kovdch A. G. B. , 116heim 1. S.
I rA n y i NI. and K o v A c h E. InsT. -of-Fhysi-o-jF-.--.--1 ed. Univ., Budapest
ACTA PHYSIOL. ACAD. SCI. HUNG. 1958. 14/3 (2.47-254) Graphs 2 Tables 2
In expvriments involving 19 dogs it wns found that In the hypotensive period of
hactnorrhagic shock, Lsolated perfusion of the head with normal blood had a marked
influence on the development of renal changes. It is concluded that a significant
role is played by cerebral hypoxia, which causes a deterioration of renal function
via the sympathetic nervous system.

A. 0 1
EXCERPTA MEDICA See 8 Vol 12 6 Neurology June 39
2652. CHLATINE PHOSPHATE RESYNTHESIS AFTER ELECTRIC STIMULATION
OF 'rIIE BRAIN OF RATS IN SHOCK - Kovdch A.G. B. , Fun -.-6 A.
and Kovdch E. Inst. of Physiol., - AC-rA;;1iYSlQL.
ACAD.SCI..IIUNG. 1958, 14/3 (309-310)
Stimulation of animals not in shock it; followed by convulsions iknd adropofcreatine
phosphate in the brain, with quick resynthesis. Wits in shock do not show this
quick resynthesis. Mautner - Yarniouth. Me. (11, 5. 8)
A

S763RTTA, r-i-"DTIA loo 2 Vol lelil FhY11----)1O1-Y NOV 59
J500. CEREBRAL REGULATION OF SODIUN EXCRETION - Kovdch A. G. 13.,
FdIdi M. , Papp N. , H6helm I S * and KoIt-a`y-ff--rn`sT.-o-f-
Physiol. and First bled. Clin, of the Un. ., Inst, for Exp. hied., Hungarian
Acad. of Scia, Budapest - LANCET 1951 , 1/ 7068 (330-340) Graphs 3
Intra-carotid injections of hyperosmotic NaCl into specially prepared dogs caused
the kidney to excrete more Na. The dogs wer, Ispecially prepared by isolating all
the vascular connections so that the only connoption between the dog's head and its
body was via the CNS. Denervation of the carr.11d sinuses or of one kidney by
sympathectomy did not Inhibit this Increased t. crot on o Na. However adrenal-
ectomy did Inhibit the excretion In dogr which ere kept alive by cortisone.
Peabody - Framingham. Mass.

EPVACH, A-risztid, -G.B..; ]ROHNIM, Pal, S. ; IRLITY1, Magdo1na; KISS. Sander;
A11TA1, Janos
7,ffect of inolated perfusion, of the head on the develoiMent of
iachemic and hemorrhagic chock. Kisorlotes Orvoutudomany 11 no.l.,
76-,92'%Xeb 59.
1. Budnnesti Orvostudomanyi Mgyetem 33-lettani Intezete.
(SHOGK, exper.
eff. of Isolated perfusion. of head by cross-circ. between
donor & acceptor dog on develop. of ischemic & hemorrhagic
shock Mn))
(FDAD, blood a-upDly
came)

KO-VACH, A._G~B_~_; FOIXI, H.; FFDIN&, L.
The effect of Grataegus extract on venous pressure and on the
appearance of pulmonary edema in Starling's heart-lung prepara-
tion. Acta med.hung. 14 no.3:279-285 '59.
1. Physiologisches Inatitut, I. Hedizinische Klinik der
Hadizinischen Universitat, Budapest.
(CRATARGUS pharmacal.)
(PULMONARY MDF&Ik exper.)
(HURT phyBiol.)