SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BERITIC, T. - BERITOV, I.S.

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BMTIC, T.
Chromcoomes and *sex chromosomes* and their practical
application in
cyto-genetics. Lijac vjes 82 noe6s515-519 160.
(CHROMOSOMES)

BERITIC, T.
Medical terminology in the light of now orthography.
Lijecn. vjesn.
83 no-4:390-392 161.
(NOICNOLATURE)

DRIUMCP I.; BUITIC, T.
Toxicity of streptoyqoin, Lijew, vjevn, 83
no,9:923-926 161,
(STRUTWGIN toxicol)

BIRITICp T.
"timm. Lijeen. ~Yjesn. 83 no.10:1082-1085 161.
(MUSHROW toxi ool)

FRPIC-MJICI D.Q!!LTIC~ T.
Clinical sign~fioance of mapiesium. Lijeen. vjesn. 83
no.2:176-181
161.
(MAGNESIUM)
0.

RADONIG, M.; BERITIGj T.
Current concepts of gastroduodema ulcer. Idjean. vjesn. 83 no.4:
387-390 161.
(PEPTIC ULCER)

KULCARO Z-J-.~~C~
Psychological aspects of malignant tumors. Lijecn. vjesn.
83
no.6:629-631 161.
(NEOPIASMS pshchol)

HORVAT . V. ; WITIGj- T. .
Symptoms in duodenal rupture. Lijeen. vjesn. 83
no.WW-811 161.
(DUODLIMi wds & inj)

STAHUI.TAK,; I
N
Hygienic problems of owimming pools. Lijean. vjesn.
83 no.8:
812-814 161.
(SWIMMING POOLS)

MUTIC, M.; BERITIC., T, _
Mucoviocidosis. Lijeen. vjeon, 83
no.12:1274-1276 161.
(PANCRUTIC CYSTIC FIBROSIS)

BEKTICp T.
Favism in Yugoslavia. Lijecn. vjesn. 84
no.2:171-173 162.
(FAVISM)

BMTIC,_T.
World situatIon of sma-Upox. Lijeen. vjesn. 84 no.2:179-180
162.
(S OX epidemiol)

BERITIC, T.; STAHUIJAXt D.
-----------
~ Nickel. Lijecn. vjesn. 83 no.5:506-r 161.
(WICKEL to)d .
I

JURETico M.1 BERITIOp T.
Fatal herpes (generalized herpes simplex) - Lijeen.
vjeon. 83 no.6-.
632-634 '61. (W!.RFFZ)

k-M-ICKVIC, Ana, dr. L-BERITIC, Tihomil, dr.
Occupational diseases and intoxications treated it the
department of
ocoupational diseases in 1960. Lijeen. vjesn. 83
no.10:1063-1067 161.
1. Iz Odjela za profeoionalne bolsoti Instituta za
madicinska Istra-
z1vanja i nedicinu rada JAZU i Interne klinike
Madicinskog fakulteta
u Zagrebu.
(OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES ther) (POISONING ther)

PPYIC-MAJIG, Danioaj SARICO M.; BMITIC, T.; URSANC, Edits,
Effect of various therapeutic doses of tho ETTA complexon on
clinical and laboratory symptoms of lead poisoning. Arh.
hig.
rada 13 no.1;29-43 162.
1. Institut za medicinska istrazivvaja i medicinu rada,
Zagreb.
(LEAD POISONING) (EDATHAMIL)

BERITIC T,;- MARKICMC~ A.
Direct transpiration -:an accepted metbod of artificial
respiration.
Lijacn. vjean. 84 no.101-4 W.
(RESPIRATION ARTIFICIAL)

IPUTIC., Tihmil,, dr.; STAHWAK, Dimja, dr.; SARIC,
Mrko, dr.
Electric current injuries. Lijean. vJesn. 84
no.2;159-169 162.
,1. Iz Instituta za modicinska istrazivanja i
medicinu rada i
Skole'narodno'g %dravlja "A. Stampar" u Zagrebu.
(ELECTRICITY)

BERITIC, T.; ASPER03M, Z.
.SyAoope episodes. IdJocn. vleva. 84
no.4t365-367 962.
(SYNCOPZ)

BERITIC, T. ; MARXIOBVIOp A.
Teratogenic effects of glutarimide derivatives, Lijeen.
vjesn. 81+
no,7.*698-701
(PHOCCRELIA) (THALIDOMIDE)

BERITIC v T.
infusion of nuida in emergency conditions in general
practice. Lijeen.
viesn. 84 no.7t679-688 162.
(PwMCIES) (INMIONS FARENTERAL)

BFMTIC, Tihomil, dr.
- - --------------- ~--l
Drowning. Lijecn. vjesn. 84 no-8:797-805 162.
1. Iz Instituta za medicinalmistrazivanja i medicinu rada i
iz Interne
klinike 14adioinskog fakultata u Zagrebu.
(DROWNING) (RESUSCITATION)

YUGOSLMIA
Prof Dr T. IBERITIC-L'%g Mat Ion not state(i)
"Endocrine Crises."
Zagreb, Lijjcy~i~k,~_-~Jesnik, Vol 84. Nlo 11,
Abstract: A shorr. review of some recent ItteraLtire
on hyp,~~-r- am,
~y,j,-o-tl-iy-roid ant;i-gnncles; 12 Western and I
'~.Iugo!;Iav referet,cc-
LI / 1

YUGOSIAVIA6
Prof Dr T+ BERITIC and Dr AIIR WAMOW", [Affiliation
pot sot.,Atbe~j
ulth -kil.=1 Vancv&."
ZeExqb~ Ojecricel V~esnik' V6.1 84' R~l 12, Doe 62!
Ilp 1258-125~;-.
Abutract: A rapid .0i subjac~t, ~,oncautrtiting
rvialy or, iA-crovp-ic
'~~ovff&;t tona, itted for And uvefulnqss of
sto-rolds uad covrlaxitiex of
ailkphylactic stv-).cir r-rcm b%~;: stirips. tight
Ytt8oslav brd 20 ItJcsu~irn re"a.

BERITIC, T.
"Motochemical observations on the content of polysacchariae in
the psamom bc?dies of ovarian serous papillary eystaaenoinas
and
eystadenofibromse" by [Ginakolooko-akuserska klinike.
~bdicinskog
fakulteta, Beograd] B.Baric. Reviewed by T.Beritic. Bul so
Youg
7 no.3189' Je 162.

*Anemia due to pellaga" by [Interno odeljenje Opote
bolmice u
Banja Luci) A.Mikes.' Reviewed by T.Beritic. Bul so
Youg 7 no.3:
89 Je 06~.
Ow

EWTIC, T.
*A now contribution to the study of poll W a in the
province of
Boaanska Krajina" by (Dispenser za kozne bolesti, Banja
Luka, i
Centralni higijenski samod NR Bosns i Hercegovina,
Sarajevo] T.
Salamon, Z.Jevtic, and R.Karamahmedovic. Reviewed by
T.Baritic.
Bul so Youg 7 no.309 Je 062.

EZRITIC, T.
.
- "Larval sideropenia in pregnancy" by [Interni odjel Opee
bolnice
Susak, Rijeka] B.Kopajtic, V.Kogoj-BakIc, and D.Smokvina.
Reviewed
by T.Beritic. Bul so Youg 7 no.3:90 A 162.

BRRITICv T.
Montribution to the study of experimental arthrose in large
articulations" by [Madioinaki fakultet i Veterinarski fakultet
Univerziteta, Beograd] D.Milonevic, B.MLsic, S.Popovic, M.Dosen,
and B.DirAitrijovic, Revieved by T.Berittic. Bul sc Youg 7 no.31
90 je 162.

BERITIC, T.
*The effect of hunan serum (plasma) on the reticulocyte
count
innan" by [Interni odJel Opee bo3zice Susak, Rijeka]
M.Premuzic.
Reviewed by T.Beritic. %a so Youg 7 no.3:90 Je 162.

ERRITIC. T.
"Pulmonary changes in the courseof measles" by [Klinika za
infektivne bolesti Medicinskog fakulteta u Beogradu i
Institut,
za tubarkulozu M Srbije, Beograd] X.Moci(;, D.Putnik,
J.Pavlovic,
and M.Petrovic. Reviewed by T.Beritic. Bul se Youg 7 no.3290
is 162.
41

BMTIC T.
"The influence of an isolated way of living on the
adenohypophvsal
system of rate" by (Neuropsihijatrijska klinika i Zavod za
patofiziologiju Pledicinskog fakulteta, Zagreb] D.Blazovic
and M.
Bozovic. Reviewed by T.Beritic. Bul se Youg 7 no-3:91 Je
162.

F
- =TXI-T-.-
"Blood clotting changes in bypothermia* by [Interns klinika
Medicinskog fakulteta i Institut a& medicinska istrasivanja
JTAZD,
Zagreb) I.Simonovic, A.Adamec, and K.Kostial. Reviewed by T.
Beritic. Bul so Youg 7 no-3:91 Je '62.

EERITIC P T.
r-
"Formalin atthritis in Sensitized ratsm by [K:Linika za ocne
bolesti
i Farmakoloski institut Medicinskog fakulteta, Skopje] A.
Keekarovski and B. Nikodijevic. Reviewed by T.Beritic. Bul so
Youg 7 no.3s9l Je 162.

.- BERITB,-T,-.
"Sme observations on the effect of prednisone in the
treatment
of 44 cases hemoblastosis and 2 cases of po3,*cythemia
rubra vera"
by (Interni. odjel Opce bolnice "Dra M.Stojanovica",
Zagreb] Lj.
Popovic.. Reviewed by T.Beritic. Bul ac Youg 7 no.3:91 Je
162.
1~

BERITIC, T.
"Elements for an enlarged diagnostic application of the
arboriza-
tion test" by (Ginakoloako-akusersko odeljenje Opste
bolnice,
Pristine] S.Durisio. Reviewed by T.Beritic. Bul. so Youg
7 no.3:
91 Je 162,
-x

BERITIC, To
OBiochemical and hiatolpgical changes of the liver in
rheumatoid
asthritis" by (Interne Vlinika Medicindkog fakulteta
Sveucilista,
Zagreb] L.Kallal. Revieved by T.Beritic. Bul ac Youg 7 no.33
91-92 Je 162.

BERITICt T.
hemangio-endotheliomal sarcoma of the spleeng by
[Patolosko-anatomaki zavod Medicinskog fakulteta,
Svelucilista,
Zagreb] A.Urbanke. Reviewed by T.Beritic. Bul se Youg 7
no.3s92 Je 162,

BERTITIC,- T.-; SARIC., M.
Clinical and pathopbysiological aspects of saturism. Arh.
hig. rada
13 no.1:45-67 162.
1. Institut as medicineks. istr44vanija i medicinu rada u
Zagrebu.
(ILU POISONING)
5

BERITIC, T.
Iatrogenic acoidentii. Lijecn. vjesn. 84 no.9.'938-939 162.
(IATFMENIC DISEASES)
I. .
5

ITIC. T.
.6-
*Bornholm disease in lugoolevia" by [Bolnica za zarazne
boleeti# Z&Mb] P. Mihaljoviot M, Baoun, B. Bozjakp
0, Forluga, &I.Helleubsch, M. X*s9vio ud Z. Kosutio.
Reviewed by T. Beritio.JR, Bul so Youg 7 no.1/2:55 F-Ap 162.
1. Rideoteur dlextraits, vWletin soientifique.0

BERITIC, T.
"Takayaohu disease" by (Interni odJel Opoe bolnice 'Dra
M. Stojanovicapt.-Zagrobj Lj. Baric. Revieved by T.
Beritio.
Bul se Youg 7 no.3./2,55 F-Ap 162o
1. Rddacteur dlextraitsp Wletin scientifique.0
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SARIG, M.; PRPIG-MIJIG, Danicaj J~~~
Activity of ser= transaminase in workers exposed to carbon
tetrachloride.
Arh. hig. rada 13 no.1:19-27 162.
1. Institut za medicinska intrazivanja i medicinu rada,
Zagreb.
(AMINOTRANSFERASES) (CARBON TETRACHLORIDE POISONING)
3

SM03, M.; BERITI10, T.; MIMICA, M.
kcase of severe lead encephalopathy, in an adult treated
with a
chelating agent. Arh. hig. rada 13 no.2:107-313 162.
1. Institut za madicinsku istrazivanja i medicinu'rada i
Interna kliniks
Medicinskog fakulteta u Zagrebu. *
(IRAD POISONING) * (BRAIN DISEASES) (EDATHAMIL)

MARKICEVIO, Ana; !~SRITIC T
4 cameo of tetraethyl lead poisoning. 4Lrh hig. rada 13
no.4:3n-,1,17
162.
1. Institut za medicinska intraoivanja i medicinu rada,
Zagreb.
(I4D POISONING)

BERITICs T.
Endocrine crisis. Lijean. vjesn. 84 no.3.1:.U59-2160 162.
(EMCRIN6LOGY) (MMMNCIES)
5

MARKICEVIC, Ana; _PM UTqj_1T.
Occupational diseases and intoxications in the department of
Occupational Diseases from 1953-1962, Arh. hig. rada.14
no.4t299-306 163.
1. Odjel za profsaionalne boleati Inatituta za medicinska
istrazivanja i medicinu rada Jugoolavenoke akademie znanosti
i umjetnoti i Interne klinike Medicinskog fakultete, u
Zagrebu.

M.; BERITIC, T.
Surgical treatment ot
bronchial asthma.
72-73 163.

1- 7
,YUGOSLAVIA
Dr V. LUETIC and Prof Dr To BERITIC [Affiliation not Siven]
"Twist and Trauma."
JikiLr~ik, Vol 85, No 2, 1963; pp 190-191.
Za3reb, ~U~~nkc~ V
Abstract: Brief review of the anatomical and orthopedic
reasons for
the 5 types of knee and tibial injuries that may be
sustained in dancing
the twist. Two French and 2 US-references.
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YUGOMAVIA
BERITICt Prof Dr T. faffiliation not give2n.
"Eye Disorders in Leukemia and Other Instances of
Remoblastosia.11
Zagreb. Lijecnioki Vjesn 9 Vol 85, No 8. 1963, pp 893-894.
Abstract: The author reviews recent world literatureq
including one
article in which 50 percent of a group of 76 oases of terminal
leukemia
was described as having changes in the eyes. Such changes were
more
common in acute leukemia than in chronic leukemia.
Histological changer,
consisted mainly of leukemic infiltrations and hemorrhages in
various
combinations and with varying severity. Vascular structures in
the eye
were the most commonly affected tissues. The author
acknowledges that
a review of changes in the eyes in oasea of leukemia and other
instances
of hemoblastovisp some of which are extremely rare, may appear
without
great practical value but that eye symptoms as the first
manifestation
of the leukemic process can eauso differential-diagnostio
confusion be-
cause of the early lack of systematic disturbances.
Ton references (eight Western, one each Soviet and Yugoslav).
1/1

BERITICt T.
Ocular diseases in leukemias and other hemoblastoses.
Lijacn.
vjesn. 85 no.8t893-894 t63. I
(LEUKHMA) (OFHMMOLOGY)
S

I REIM,, Josip.. dr.; VURDEWA, Bosiljka., dr.; BERITIC,
Tihomil, dr.
I
Plilmokiary infiltraUm vith eosinophilias Lijean. vjean, 85
no-10:
=5-3230 1639
lo Iz Interne klinike Hadicinakog fakulteta u Zagrebu.
s

BERITIC3,Tihomil,, dr.
Acute poisoning vith hypnotics and sedatives. Lijecn.
vjesn. 85
no.10:nn-niq 163*
1. Iz Inatituta za nedicinska istrazi-vanja i
medicinu rada JAZU
i Interne k-linilke Medicinskog fakulteta u Zagrebu.
S

BERITIGjT*
Urticaria in theory and practice. L jcm. vliesn. 85
1393-1396 D'63

B M TIC, Tihomil, dr.
A modern hand atomizer for the aerosol therapy of
asthma. Lijeni.
vjesn. 86 no.42501-504 Ap 164
I* Iz Interna klinika Modivinokog fakiateta u Zagrabue

BERITIC T.- PRPIC-MAJIC, Danica; MARK, B.;
MARXICEVIC, An&; VURDRJA,
P
-Iljka
Pneumoconiosis capsed by hard metal dust. Arh. hig.
rada 14
no.4t261-268 163.
i
1. Institut za medicinska istrazivanja i medicinu
rada, Zavod
za radiologiju i Interna klinika Medicinskog
fakulteta, Zagreb.

BMITIC, T.
Smoking, diseasea and health education. Lijecn.
vjesn. 86
no.Ut3409-143.1 N 1 64.

BERITIC,, Tihomi,l,,.Or.,,-,,
Important signs in bed-side diaposis of poisoning.
Li.,e-.-n. vjesn.
87 no.8:869-877 Ag 165.
1. 1z Interne klinike Medicinakog fakulteta i Instituta
za medicinska
istrazivanja i medicinu rada JAZU u Zagrebu.

YUGOSLAVIA- 0
PRPIC-MAJIC, IDanica; SARIC, and KERSANC, Antonija; Institute
for'Medical Research and Occupational Medicine (Institut za
medicinska
istrazivanja i medicinu rada,) Zagreb.
"Use of Smaller Therapeutic Doses of the -Chelating Agent EDTA in
Lead Poisoning"
Zagreb, Arhiv za Medicinu Rada i Toksilcologoiju, vol 16, No 2,
1965; pp 125-128.
Abstract [English summary modified] : Study in 17 workers
suffering from lead
poisoning and treated with varying doses of up to 2.4 Gm /day of
EDTIA
indicates that this highest dose is best from the standpoint of
effectiveness
while apparently irreproachable as to safety. Four tables; 1
Yugoslav and
11 Western references; ms rec 20 Apr 65.
24

YUGOSLAVIA
ER I I Iji-I-LIQW;~ of Internal cledicii-se- o-F f"he
Facult~- of til'j
;o Clinic
-VnTv_d_rsity (Intorna klinika "Iedicinskoj fakult~!ta
Sv,~ucillsca). Za~m:L,
"Alupont in tho Troatrmnt o-11' Asthrlia"
,ireb. Lijacnickl' Vjasnik, Vol 83. No 3, Au,ust 1~40; pp
S65-972
Za, .61
Abstract [English sumary modified]: Troatmiont witii
orclprcrialln (a~ta-
protenorol, Alupent o? the Uorman Boahringx Conpany) JA 84
pationts
(including 13 hospitalized) with bronchial asthma;in G,2'
(21 ;ioapftalized)
with chronic bronchitis or empAysema; mostly per or-ally as
tablets or
occasionally subcutaneously; only in 5 of the patients
parcritarally only.
Good results; offective bronchodilation with miniral
central and cardio-
vascular stimulation. One Czech, I Yu(joslav, 31 Wastarii
rulfcrwicos.
Manuscript recaivad 12 Jul 66.
1/1

BERITASHVILI I S. -7-~ st-
Role of different areas of the brain in the
conditioned
behavioral activity. Trudy Inst. fiziol, AN
Gruz. SSR 139
3-14 163. (MMA, 17:6)

S/259/62/000/009/001/001
E073/E335
'AUTHOR: Deritashvili I. Academician
TITLE: Orientation in space
PERIODICAL: Nauka i tekhnika, no. 9, 1962, 9 - 14
TEXT: This is:a general article on orientation in space,
defined as the ability of Man,and animals to localize the
position
of objects relative to each other in their environment after
havirg
-sensed them. From',such sensing Man (Or animals) visualizes the
orrangement in spa"qe of various objects and is able consciously
to move-towards thtm even if he can no longer see or sense them.
I&xperiments with anivials, children, deaf'and blind people
showed.
that orientation in space was mainly based on stimuli received
by the visual, auditive and labyrinthal receptors, separately or
combined. Kinetic stimuli do not Dlay an imoortant role.
Card 1/1

BEIUTASIIVILI, S I.
MUTM -2~
Changes In the nerve cells of the cerebral cortex caused b
strychnine.
Trudy Inst. fisiol. AN Grus SSR 12:137-145 161. (Mak 15:2)
(OMWMAL CORTEXI ~ (STRYCHNINE)

BERITASHMI., 1. S. (Thilisio USSR)
I"The structural basis of the psychic
activity of the
cerebral cortex"
Report submitted to the 7th Intl.
Congress of Neurology,
Rome) Italy) 10-15 Sep 61

BERITASHVILlp Ivan SoUwwvlchj KWASOVp SAI rod, 10-Tai
GUSIKOVA, O*M.O
[Nerve moobanime of the bebavior of the hLgher vertebrate
animals]
HervrWe =kbwd=W povederAla vyoobikb powronochrqkh abivotrykh.
Mookyag Isd-vo Akad. nmuk SM, 1961, 355 p. (MM 2417)
(NMOUS Sys=) (MCBOIM t MSIOWGICAL)

IE[RITAMVILI, I.S., red.
Eaagry conferences) Gagre1de besedy. Pod Dbahchei
red. I.S.
Beritashvili. Tbilisi, Akad.ueuk Grusinskoi SSR,
1960.
Vol.3. [The mechanism of the formation of
temporary nerve
connections] Nekhanism abrasoveniia vremannykh
nervnykh
evianei. 1960. (NM 14:2)
(MTOUS STSM)

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BERITOFFo J.
Institut Fiziologii im. akad. I Beritashvili, Tbilisi, Gruzija,
SSSR.
On the excitation, inhibition and facilitation of the Spinal Cord.
Trudy
Instituta Fiziologi-i im. eked. I Beritashvili, 1941, 4 (1-38)
Illus. 18.
An account of experimental data obtained by the author and
co-workers under
his direction. These data serve as the chief basis of the author's
conception of
Igeneral inhibition' and of his hypothesis concerming the
'neurone-neuropill
structure of the central nervous system in vertebrates. In the
experiments,, normal
animals, and lumbar and spinal preparations (of a cat, rabbit and
frog) were used.
Reflex reactions and inhibition were induced (1) by electrical
stimulation of
sensitive nerves, the dorsal roots of the lumbar and sacral
segments; (2) chemically,
by applying to the spinal cord a solution of acetylcholine
(D2,000-50,000),
nicotine, KC1; (3) mechanically by pressing the skin and touching
the surface of
the spinal cord with a brush. The movement of muscle groups
(antagonist) of the
knee or of whole extremities were registered myographically.
Excitation: New physiological proofs confirm what is well4mown to
histologists
i.e. that definite dorsal root fibres are connected in the spinal
cord with the
motor neurones of the homolateral sido, both directly and throxigh
tho intornunclal
neurones and with the motor neuronott of the contrnlotoral side
only- throtigh ow-
internuncial neurones. On the basis of the author's own
ph-ysiological observations
and the histological data of Nemiloff, Ramon-y-Cajal, Dogiel,
Lorente de No and
others in this work an original scheme of the structure of the
spinal cord-
interneurone connections - is given.

Inhibitions With any'sensory stimulation - even subliminal - of
the akin
receptors, sensory nervesp roots, and spinal cord, both
(antagonistic) groups of
muscles of the hind extremities are always inhibited; consequently
inhibition in
all cases is general. Inhibition can be shown also in the excited
muscles, if,
during the reflex twitches induced'by the stimulation of one root,
the other root
is stimulated by a faradic current, giving reflex contraction in
the same muscle;
the reflex twitches in this case are inhibited. In the same way it
is established
that general inhibition spreads both upwards and downwards from
the place where,
the stimulated sensory fibres enter.. and also in the other half
of the spinal cord;
the further it is spread, the weaker it becomes. The stronger the
stimulation,
the larger the area involved. General inhibition is chiefly
induced by the spread-
ing of the dorsal root impulses along the dorsal columns, but it
is partly induced
by impulses from the internuncial neurones. Inhibition occurs in
both the motor
and internuncial neurones. Numerous experimental facts aree
presented to give
weight to these conclusions. The anatomical substratum which
produces excitation,
and the substratum 'which produces inhibitionj, must be different,
since (a) in-
hibition arises before excitation add lasts longer, and (b)
inhibition is alwaya
general, but excitation spreads along definite paths.
Besides the neurons paths - calls and their axona - along Aich the
impulses
of excitation are conducted in the -spinal cord, there is also
neuropil - a net-
work of nerve endings and dandrites - which brings about the
inhibition of the
grvo fibres and nerve calls. 1he neuropil must enter into an
active state under
e in uence of impulses passing along the dorsal-root fibres and
the axons of

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the internuncial neurones., in so far as they have synaptic
connections with the
dendritic net-work. The dendrites receiving these impulses are
Laiable to conduct
excitation (according to the author's conception), hence only
"Local processes can
arise. With these local processes weak electrical potentials
appear. However,
with the summatibn of the potentials of an innumerable quantity of
dendrites,
considerable slow potentiQla arise. Those neuropil potentials,
spreacLing through
the tissue fluid, have an olectrontonic action on the neighbortng
cells and axons.
The neuropil may be activated directly by applying to the
dorsolateral
surface of the spinal cord acetylcholine, nicotine or KC1 in very
weak concentra-
tion; in this case activation takes place only in the perimedullary
and subpial
layers of the neuropil, which can in its turn activate the neuropil
of the central
greynatter through the axon connections. To sum up., there is pure
inhibition
without excitation of the motor neurones. Under normal conditions
such a pure
form of inhibition is apparently obtained under the influence of
afferent impulses-
in those cases when the sensitivity of the neuropil to peripheral
impulses for
some reason or other is greater than the excitability of the cell
bodies of the
neuroneso
Facilitation may be of different origin: (a) transitory increase of
the
excitability of the mot-or or internuncial neurones - as a result
of preceding
activity or under the influence of subliudnal impulse; kb)
prolonged facilitation
under the influence of the metabolites arising in connection with
excitatioil

(e.g. acetycholine); (c) general facilitation after general
inhibition by the
sudden cessation of the neuropil potentials (as in experiments
with anelectrotonus
on the peripheral nerie trunks)a
Oedevani-lbillai
SiOt Excerpta Medica, Section VIII Neurology and Psychiatry, Vol.
1. No. 1.,
January 1940.

BERITOV, 1. S.
PA4OT28
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PIMM - - -~_ ":.- : ~~ ~_- Bn/-Obt
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"Development of Physiology in Soviet Georgia," I. S.
Beritov, N. 1. Dzidzishylli,, Tbilisi, 20'ipp
"Uspekbi Sovremennoy Biologil" Vol XXIV) No 2 (5)
Discusses the develolments of various aspects of phys-
Iology. Briefly deseribes develo]pment of muscular
physiology; innervation of the muscular syBtem,, phys-
iology of the nerve tranks; physiology of.the medulla
and the cerebellum; physiology of the cerebrum cortex;
neurosurgery of the central nervous system; the elao-
trical activity of the central-nervcus system; eleot~o.
encepbalqgraphlo exuLinations in disswes of -the brain.
4M28

BERMV, I. S.
"On Psycho-Neural Bases for the Adjusting Effect of
External Surroundings on
Individual Behavior.'R Fiz. Zhur , Vol 33., No 3# 1947P p
3019 (see Soviet Men of.
Science: BLRITAS!,~p Ivan Solor:~novich) -- Professor
Thilis State University
imerd I. V. Staline
Sat U-4396

BAKURADZE, A., BERIIUV2 I., and HOYTBAK, A.
"On blectric "anifestations in tre FrocesB of 1-kibition
in the Opinal Lord."
Zef. 2hur., Vol 33, No 6,, 1)47., P 737o FlWsiolorr Inst
imeni I. S. Beritashd
_~ L Ali.,
Acad Sci Georgian SS~`.
SO'. U-4396

BIRITOV, I.; ROYTBAK, I.A.
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Trady Inst.
fisiol. &N GruieSSR. 7t1-67 148 (KIBA 9:8)
(SPINAL CCRD) (BIRCTROPMSIOLOGY)
I -

MITOT, I.; ROTTBAK, I.A.
. -.1 lmww~~
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inhibition, Trudy
Inst.fizi:olI. AN Grime SM 7:69-87 148. (MLRA 9:8)
(SPINAL CORD) (I.XHIBITION) (BLICTROPHYSIOLOGY)

BMTOV, 1. -. BAKURADZI, A,; ROYTMK. A@
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SMITTMr, T. S.
1~1. S. Beri~crv, General T)hvsiolor"y of the niscular and
Nervoui S lis-, Vol. 1, Akad. Nauk,
-- YA~~
U.S.S.R., Moscow-Leningrad, 1947.n (P. 789) by D. G. Kvasov.
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~~kqlqBy V

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23590.
0 FROISKHOMNII MEDLENNYM FOTENTSIALOV FIYLGA.
(DOKLAD I PRENIU).
V SB: GAGRSKIYe DESELY (PO MSP~MDI. BIOLCGII).
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BERITOV, I.
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19405, No,,-6, s. 421-30,-
Biblioar: 5 Nazv.
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I a BerltgX -and M, Gom&U
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ROYTBAI, A.I.; KWHINAMILI. S.N.~L, 671ELLI I.S., skademik,
Slow oscillations in the electro-encephalogram of a
rabbit, coinciding
with the rhythm of breathing. Soob.AN Grus.SSR 13
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.(ZloctroancephalograTh.v)

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(CRIUTATION,
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(WHEUM APPAPATUS. physiology,
off* of stimulation on orientation in animals)

USM/ -Yledicine Higher Nervous Activity
FD-2782
Card 1/1 Pub.154-3/19
Author Beritov~ I. S.; Roytbak, A. I.
Title On the nature of the process of central inhibition
Periodical : Zhur vys. nerv. deyat- 5, 173-186, Mar-Apr 1955
Abstract : (From a report presented at the 9th Session of the Acad-
emy of Medical Sciences USSR, 8 March 1955). Presents
authors' theoretical concepts of central inhibition and
their factual basis, as determined by the authors in a
study of the electrical activity of the cerebral cortex.
Graphs; diagrams; photomicrograph. Nineteen references,
10 of them USSR (9 since 194o).

BERITA311VILI, I.S.
"ME W-EXCITATION ETA VINHIBITION DU NEUROME"
pp. 195, Reports given at the 20th International
Congress of Physiologists, Brussels, 30 Jul-1; Auz-
56
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Translation E-5368

USSR/Human and Animal Pbysiology - The Nerrous System. V-10
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 2, 1958, 9029
Author : I.S. Beritov
Inst
Title Spatial Orientation of Humus and Animls in the Surroun-
ding Medium.
Orig Pab Voprosy psikhologii, 1956, No 4, 54-65
Abstract The spatial orientation of the huaan being and the
higher
vertebrates is acconplished by means of both the visual
and the vestibular analysors; kinesthetic sensation does
not play an essential role in spatial orientation, neither
in animals nor in ymn. In contrast to the sunj7=18, hjwAnS
can orient themselves in space by means of vocal activity;
therefore they ern orient themselves correctly even when
the visual and ~Abyrinthine receptors are excluded.
Card 1/1

BXR~W
Morphological and physiological principles of
temporary connections
In the cerebral cortex. Trudy Inst. fiziol. AN Gruz.
SSR 10:3-?2
156 (03MRAL CORM, pbysiologyO ()UHL 12..?)
temporary,oonnect ions, amt. & physiol. principles,
reviev (aus))

and Anizal Physiology - The Nervous System. V-10
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - B101. 2, 1958) 90,213r
No
Author
Inst
Title The Physiological Mechanism of Conduction in the Higher
Vertebrates.
Orig Pub Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SM. Seriya Biologicheslmya.,
1957,, No 2, 137-153
Abstmt The nervous substrate of the idea is the.,functional system
of stellate neurons vith.short azons iu the third and .
fourth layers.of the cerebral cortex, connected by inter-
nuncial pyramidal neurons with each other and with the ef-
fector pyramidal tracts. For this reason the idea inclu-
des motor activity. initially it produces orientation mo-
vement of the head, and then general precipitate locono-
tiGn of,the animal to the place vhere a given object had
been peTceived or avay from it. The inage of the object
c4rd
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J/~ 11 W.