SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YEGOROV, B. B. - YEGOROV, B. N.

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Fig. 3. Averaged results of changes in neuron rhythmicity-
in the giant cell nuf:leus of the reticular formation
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of processes ariaing in a neuron, process of.neuron excitation;~
during a Icceleration.- 2 - impulse frequency in the
process of neuron inhibiton;
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Fig. 7. Changes'in the rhythmic activity of neurons during
prolonged stimulation 'of the otolfthic apparatus
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..~siii is moving as a function of changes in otolithic weight. It has been
shown that the frequency of sensory impulses increases prolx)rtionately
with acceleration.
2. Reactions of receptor -neuron systems to acceleration gradually
changing with time
Some results of an investigation of the rhythmic activity of 100
;neurons in the giant cell nucleus of the reticular formation of a cat.
during 5-G ac'celeration are gAven In the following figures, along with
graphic representations of. nouronal processes whIch arise under these
conditions.
Figures 4 and 5 are mathematical derivations of the experimental
results. It can be seen that the aggr'egate curve of neuron impulse frequency
is sufficiently close to Ahe experimental curve shown in'figu~e 3.--'
-neuron system to acceleration periodi-
3. Reaction of a receptor
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The problem of the dynamic nature of "channels" of the oto
lithic
Tortion of the vestibular analyzer is, discussed. It is proposed that a model
!of a so-called receptor-neuron channel would be a circuit with'constant
iresistance (R), inductance (L), and capacitarice'(C), successively switched
ion, The acceleration acting on the organism is likened to the circuit
voltage, and the current; is analagous to the electrical activity of a receptor-7
ricuron system. Experimental data supported the feasibility of the model
shown above.
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Figure 7 ow o n otolithic stim-
ulation.
4.. Some principles of the so-called "summing device"
A diagramatic representation of the so-called summing device which...
4,compares the coupled signals from the left and right utriculus and the
_sa.cculus is given in Figs.-8, 9, aind-10-
The author states-that' the'summing device, working according to the
proposed systems, excellently reflects the 1entures of the movemerits of
birds and animals with removed right and lefv otoliths.
It is concluded that the proposed principles of modeling the otolithic
portion of the vestibular apparatus can be used to explain some general
features ~of this important organ. It is hoped that further development in~.
this field will lead to the creation of a much-needed electronic model for
more detailed investigations of vestibular functign. Orig.'art. h;Lr.: Jo figures
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AUTHOR: Pravp
tW.jy~j V. M.; Gurovskiy, It. N. Y.~So~~ov, B. B.; &jAeley,
ORG: none
TITLE: An important stage in space medicine. Results of the experiment with sputnik
Kosmos-110
SOURCE: Krasnaya yzezda, 17 Mwj 66, p. 4. col. 1-5
TOPIC TAGS: weightlessness, space medicine, space -f
.Light, Spacecraft, dog/ Kosmos-3-10
spacec-aft
ABStRACT: Clinical data on the dogs Vgolek and Veterok, following an extended space
flight on Kosmos-110P~re presented. The aim of the experiment was to determine the
effect of extended periods of weightlessness on living organisms. Immediately follow-
ing the flight, both test animals registered a decrease in muscular volume and a loss
of coordination. In the first.few days following the flight, an upsurge in the cal-
clum content of the urine and blood was observed. Di;turbance of the calcium regime
during extended space flight is earmarked for further study. In both animals, gastro-
intestinal disturbances vanished after 6-0 day3. TFe data point to the adaptation of
the animals' cardiovascular systems to the state of weightlessness while the return
to the earth's gravitational field served to further aggravate certain disruptions in
their bodily fmictions, the animals ultimately returned to norual. The authors con-
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AUTHORS: Delone, 11. L.; Yegorov, B. B.; Antipov-V. V.
ORG: none
TITM; The effect of factors of the space flight in the manned satellite "Voukhod"
or, Tradescantia paludosa microspore8
SOUPUEZ: Kosmicheskiye issledovaniya, v. 4, no. 1, 1966, 156-161
TOPIC TAGS: microspore, cosmonaut, artificial earth satellite, satellite data
analysis, mitosis, microbiology/ Voskhod artificial earth satellite, Vostok 3
artificial earth satellite, Vostok-4 artificial earth satellite, Vostok 5 artificial
earth satellite, Vostok 6 artificial earth satellite
'LB S T,
J IUCT: The results of a study of the effect of the factors of the space flight of
"Voskhod" on Tradescantia paludo3a micro3pores are given. Stalks of Tradescantia
paludoss, with racemes were placed in special holders in the satellite. The anthers
were fixed after plantin-ff 4 times: 2 hrs and 15 min, and 24, 48, and 120 hrs. The
buds were also fixed 1.5 hrs before planting by cosmonaut B. B. Yegorov. Mitosis in
4~
%'he Tradescantia poludosa microspores lasted 7 days at 30C (interphase 5 days, early
prophase 1 day, and all remaining phases 1 day) and the entire cycle lasted 10 days
at 20C (interphase 7 days, early prophaue 1-5 days, and all remaining phases another
24 hrs). It was found that the lateand middle prophaaes were the most sensitive, ane
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that the early interphase was the least sensitive. This study confirmed the earlier
hypothesis of 11. L. Deloneo V. F. Bykovsk-.y, V. V. ,A-ntipov, G. F. Parfenov, V. G.
Vysotskiy, and N. A. Rudneva (Kosmich. issled., 2, No. 2, 320, 1964) that reorganiza-
tion of the chromosomes is caused by one set of flight factors, while disruption of
the mitosis mechanism is caused by another set of factors. Orig. art. has: 7 tables.
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AUTHOR: Delone, N. L.; Yegorov, B. B.;
ORG;. none.-
TITLE: The sent31tiVity Of the mitotic pbases of Tradescantia paludosa microspores
to Voskhod-1 space-flight factors
SOURCE: -AN SSSR.: Doklady, v. 166, no. 3, 1966, 713-715
TOPIC TAGS: Voskhod 1, microspore, Tradet;cantin paludosa, mitosis, space flight
effect, combined stress
ABSTRACT: The authors analyzed the effects of the Voskilod-I flight (including
lift-off and re-entrv) on the various mitotic phases of Tradescantia paludosa micro-
spores. Samples of the'microspores with their inflorescesces VJU placed inspecial i
containers Qftwere attached to the interior of the space cabin. These stimples were
fixed at fourtimes after thelaiding: 1) at2lir,15mki (corresponding to middle and late
prophase during the'flight); 2) 24 hr; 3) 48 hr (corresponding to late interphase);
4) 120 hr (corresponding to early Interphose). Some results of tile analyses are
shown in Tables 1 and 2 and Figures 1 and 2. The results of the experiments agreed
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Table 1. 6f chromo6om6l rearrangem6iiis,
N%bo. o f twea rangement,-
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1 0 1 M 6 0.06 0,02 - 5 0.05 0.02 1 0.01 0.01
2 sa24 2 0.03 - - 2 0,03 - - - -
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Table 2. Number of tAlcrospore cells with mltotl.c disrupLions
Sample I No. Of cells -Type of disruption
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I - Nucleus remains at the cell wall, chromosome,; do not diverge
at anaphase and remain attached to the cleavage plane. Mono-
nucleate cells are formed instead of dinucleate. H - During
metaphase all chromosomes appear to be joined by the cleavage
plane in a rosette pattern and mononucleate cells are formed.
III - The spin.dle plane orientation is altered; chromosomes
during metapbase and telophase and the nuclei in binucleate
cells are situated along an abnormal plane. IV - Nondivergence
by chromosoines which remain in a telophase attitude. V - Tri-
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with those of the Vostok-4 and Voot6k-5 flights'. The authors did not speculate on
which space-flight factor was responsible for tlie observed mitotic disruptions.
A slightly more expanded version of this article appeared in "Kosmiclieski.ye
isnledovaniya," no. 1, 1966, 156-161. 0r1g. art. has: 3 figures and 2 tables.
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AUTHCR; Yegorovs B. B.; Yegorov, A. D.; Kiseleyp A. 6.; Shadrintsev) I. S.
ORG: none
TITIE: Some problems in planning and analysis of physiolo*ical flight experiments
9
[Paper presented at the Conference on Problems of Space Medicine held in Moscow from
2-1 to 27 May 19661
SOURCE: Konferentsiya po, problemam kosmicheskoy meditainy, 1966. Problemy
kosmicheskoy meditsinys (Problems of space medicine); materi~ly konferentaii.,
Moscow, 1966, 16o-161
TOPIC TAGS: space physiology, manned space flight, bioastronautics, space biologic
experiment
.ABSTRACT: 1. The ultimate result of each physiological space experiment is in-
formation which can be gathered by the cosmonaut-investigator and can be
.recorded on on-board and telemetric systems. The information obtained;
after appropriate analysis is applied to deciding the duration of future
Fpaceflights and to methods of combating unfavorable spaceflight factors.
2. The most useful and objective physiological information can be
~directly gathered by a specialist-investigator during the flight itself. In
tthis situation, it is entirely expedient to alter earlier established medical
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during the flight.
3. The purpose of this report is to analyze physiological data obtained
from manned and biosatellite experiments critically, so that future
physiological space experiments can be planned more rationally.
4. In planning flight experiments, points of utmost importance are:
- selecting physiological parameters which would guarantee the
collection of data necessary for judging the functional condition of the orga-
nism during the flight in comparison with corresponding data from earth-
sid6 experiments. This would include an investigation of daily rhythms.
- establishing scientifically based periods of time during which the
necessary recording of physiological parameters would be conducted with the
aim of drawing statistically reliable conclusi~pn*s on changes in the indices of
physiological functions.
- establishing a scientifically based volume of selective measurements
-for deciphering the data obtained.
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selecting a program for conducting space physiological experiments
!;Which would assure comparison of the results of each subsequent experi-
ment with the results of former experiments.
After a sufficient number of physiological space experiments, conclu-
sions based on mathematical methods could be drawn of both Individual and
species -specific reactions of animals and man to spaceflight factors.
5. To solve these planning problems, both mathematical and physiologi-*
cal methods uiere used. These data show the expediency of using'complex
,physiological and mathematical methods for planning physiological space
experiments wAh the-help 6f com-puteir technology. [W.A. No. 22; ATD Report
66-1161
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AUTHOR: Parin, V. V.; Bayevskiy, R. M.
ORG: nono
TITLE: 111hysiolog-ical measurements in spac6: Principles and Methods
SOURCE: International Anetronautical Congress. 17th Madrid, 1966. Dohlady.
no. 2. 1966. Fiziologicheskiye izmereniya v kosmose. Printsipy I netody, 1-19
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TOPIC TAGS; space medicine,-weightlessness* radiation belt, cardiovascular
systen, carotid sinus, arterial pressure* arterial pulse, dogg space b1olo.-ic
oxporiment / I~Dsnos 110 spaca biologic exporimont
ABSTRACT:
The Ko8mos-110 experiment with two dogs on board
Yas not only the first flight experiment to pass through
.part of the radiation belts., but was also the first of
a series of experiments designed to investigate the
adaptation of the.cardiovasoular system to.yeightless-
ness.and..~tP...POSt-flight.re-adaDt&-tion tp.con'ditions
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of terrestrial gravity. Primary attention was paid
studies of the neuro-regulatory mechanisms of the car-
diovasc.ular system. The dogs were in specially venti-
lated containers in restraint corsets. They were force-
fed through a stomach fistula. This permitted the dogs
to be fed prescribed doses at prearranged intervals.
Ugolek, the control dog, had a loop of the caro-
tid artery externalized into a loop of skin, with a
catheter Implanted in the carotid artery and an elec-
trode implanted in the sinus nerve. These surgical
alterations made it DOSSible to administer stimuli
upon command from Earth. Occlusion of the carotid ar-
tery could be performi~d by measured clamping o7f the
externalized looo of the carotid artery. The carotid
zone of the sinus nerve 'could be electrically stimula-
ted, and a drug could be administered Into the carotid
artery. Arteri6l pressure was vieasu~red by a probe
suspended in the lumen of the descending aorta at the'
distal end of the catheter.
In addition, the following measurements were,re-
corded: caroftd artery-oulse. EKG..seismocard4!ogram,
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respiration rate, and sore other physiological para.1-
ct e rs. All of this Inforiuation was recorded by on-
board devices, and the EKG, seismocardiograms, and
carotid artery pulse ivere transmitted to ground control
by telemetry.
An annlysis of the 4ccumulacted data revealod no
noticeable pal--hologica). changez in the cardiovascular
system during the 22-day flight. T~us,'it-Zarj be con-
cluded that three-week long expo3ure to weightlessness
does not cause any serious shifts in the regulatory
mechanisms of the circulatory system.
On-board TV used to monitor'movements of the dogs
indicated disorientation and impaired coordination of
motor activity which began to improve by the 3rd of
~4th day. Complete adjustment to weightlessness took
placO by the 8th or'9th day. Tl~e first'postflight
examination showed significant changes In the motor
apparatus. However, improvement was rapid and complete
recovery took place after 8 or 9 days.
Postflight examination showed*a decrease of mus-
.cular massj but biopsy examination of the liver and
,other organs gave.evidence of a6~quate nutrition.
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Water was supplied to the dogs at a higher level than
In laboratory conditions; thus, weight losses and body
dehydration should be regarded as a sDecific reaction
to the flight environment. Calcium metabolism studies
showed an increased calcium concentration In the blood
and urine on the first postflight day. Calcium washout
was confirmed by x-ray examinations of the skeletal
bones. During the first few postflight days the ani-
mals exhibited some hyporeactivity, a lack of ortho-
static reaction.-changes in the morphological composi-
tion of t~e peripheral blood, and a high pulse rate
(up to 130beats/nAn). Normalization tended to set In
by the 5th postflight day. The' results.obtained cannot
be consillered'to be the effect of weightlessness alone
but must, to some degree, be due to the unusual experi-
mental environment. It is anticipated that this ex-
periment will.lead to others-ofgr.eater..duration.,
0r1g** art, has: 8 figures.
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'AVTHOR: Gazenko, 0- G. (Moscow); Chekhonadskly, N. A. (Moscow);
JUatumeyev, A. N. (Moscow); Yegorov, B. B. (Moscow)
ORG, none
TITLE: Some principles of information coding inherent to biological systems
SOURCE: Viyes. konf. po avtomatich. kontrol i metodarn elektrich. izmerenly, 6th,
1964. Avtomatich. kontrol' i metody elektrich. izmereniy; tr. konf. , t. 1: Teoriya
,izmerit.. info. sistem (Automatic control and electrical measuring techniques;
.transactions of the conference, V. 1:. Theory of measuring information systems).
N6vosibirsk, Izd-vo Nauka.' 1966, 3-7
TOPIC TAGS: neuron, vestibular function, electromagnetic biologiceffect,
M26"On coding
ABSTRACT: The results are reported of an experimental study of information coding
in some regions of the central- nervous system of animals whose organism was
subjected-to overloads. Activity of the neurons of a giant-cell nucleus of reticular
,formation was studied; in practice, the activity of a chain comprising a receptor and
A few series -connected neurons was observed. A cat was rotated in a centrifuge
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which created a 5-times-normal load In his organism. Pulses of 100 neurons were
measured before, during, and after the overload. 'An Inference can be drawn that the
receptors of the otolith part of the vestibular apparatus generate electrical pulses of
1 -2 msec duration, 1 -5 mv height, at a f requency f rom a fraction of cps to 30 cps.
Xith application of an overload, the frequency increases to 120-130 cps, pulse heigh
iremaining constant. It is found that: (1) The output of the receptor -neurons chain in
~a function of two parameters: degree of overload and time., (2) With gravity variation
lof 1:4000, the output -frequency limit is 150 cps. Orig. art. has: 5 figures and
R formulas.
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YEGOROV, B. D.
"Concerning the Methods for Determining the Absorption of Close Infrared
Emission in Industrial Glasses." Sub 26 Jun 47, All-Union Sci Rea Inst of
Glass
Dissertations presented for degrees in science and engineering in
Moscow in 1947.
SO: Sum.No. 457, 18 Apr 55
C*IV. A, Z ; d # A-- -t- , X-4 / r. ;.

Y,
B~D., kand. tekhn. nauk.
Difect dotaction in apaque, uviol glass. Trudy VIIIIStekla no.37:
111-112 157. (MIRA 11:1)
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YNGOROV, B *D., ~:and. tekhn. nauk; KOLBASNIKOVA, A.I., kand. tekhn. nauk.
Methods of determining the coefficient of linear orpansion in glass.
Ti-udy TRIIStekla no.37:67-70 157. (MIRA Iltl)
(Glass-Testing)

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AUTHORS: ~egorov, B. D., Rekant, N. B., Beloliptseva, 1. Yu.
TITLE: Absorption of solar radiation by some commercial glasses
PERIODICAL:* Referativnyy zhurnal, Fizika., no. 2, 1963, 69, abstract 2D441
("Steklo. Byul. Gos. n.-i. in-ta stekla". 1959.. no. 3 (103),
33 - 37)
TEM A method is proposed for calculating the integrated transmittance of
glass in the region 0.3 - 2.2,4L of the spectrum by means of the curves of the
energy distribution in the solar spectrum and of the spectral transmittance of
glass. Results are given in the form of tables for a number of glasses and show a
good agreement of the calculated and experimental data.
Yu. Kutev
[Abstracter's note:.Complete translation]
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YEGOROV, B.F.: SHABANOV, M.Ye.
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MY '57. (MIRA 10:11)
1. Nachallni Rizhskoy normativno-ioBledovatel'skoy stanteii
Orgtransstroya (for Yegorov). 2. Instruktor Deredovykh metodov
truda (for Shabanov).
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STEPASHKII), N.I.
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"Surgical Treatment for Cerebral Syndromes Due to lb-pertenia," A. M. Grinshteyn,
Active Mem, Acad Med Sci, *Prof-15.- G. Yegorov, L. S. Soskin, Cand Mod Sci, -Mbscow..
Dept of Surg of the Vegetative Nervous Syst and Inst, of Neurosurg imeni Acad-N. N.
Burdenko, Acad Med Sci USSR,, 4 pp
"Veprosy Neyrokhirurgiin Vol XII, No 1+
Abdominal nerves were severed and excision of secone and third lumbar ganglions of
the peripheral trunk on one side was performed on 18 patients with cerebral syndromes
of dynamic bypertonia and on 8 patients afflicted with endarteritis obliterans and
high blood pressureq In majority of eases blood pressure decreased and cerebral
symptoms improved or disappeared.
P'~,- 13/49T95

-Y=()ROVI- -13. 0.
USSR/~~cine - Ihm1h., -Surgery' Jul/Aug 48
Medicine - Epilepsy, Traumatic
Notice of the'Coming-Heoting of the Untitute of
Neurosurgery Toni Acadmiolan N. N. Dwdenko,"
B. G. 'iegorov, p
"Voprosy Neyrokhtar3ii" Vol XII, No
meeting will be hold 11 - 13 Novenber 1948.
Program will cover (1) arachnitio,(2) aftereffects
of surgical treatment of brain tumors, (3) surgi-
cal treatment of traumtIc epilepsy, an&
theoretical prolklem.of neurosurgery,
PA 13/49TIOO - -
4Aqnoo

YEGOROV, B. G.
Burdenko, N. N. and Yegorov, B. G. "Indications toward a teelmique for surgical treat-
.ment of cranim fefects after bullet wounds in the hend," Trudy XXV, Vseaoyuz. styezda
khirurgov. Moscowro 1948, p. 363-69
SO: U-3264p 10 April 1953, (Letopis 'nykh Stately, No. 3, 1949

YBGOROY, B.G.
Surger7 of arachnold andothelioma in various localization according
to data from the N.W.Burdenko's Institute of Neurosurgery of the
Acadevq of Medical Sciences in USSR. Vopr.neirokhir. no.2:3-13 Mr-
Ap 150. (CUM 19:3)
1. Moscow.

MOROTS B. 0.
Sur-gory of arachnoid mdatluxUom localized in the region of the
tuberculum soMe tracicae. Topr. nevrokhir. 14t39 Hay-Juno 50.
P. 12-9
1. Correspor2-ing Hwber of the Academy of Medical Sciences
USSR 0403COW).
CUL 19, 50 Novel 1950

BGMW-. B. G. KOFIUV., H. B.
ltoentgenologieaI cliamatarJAios of vamlar supply of mca*Peal
and aramizI bono twors. Vopro nevroldtir. l4t3,, May-Jma 50.
P. 20-9
14 MOSCOW.
CLHL 19., 5p Hove,, 1950

TWOROT, B. G.
Problems and perapectives of the development of Favlov's teaching In
neurosurgical institutions. Vopr. nelrekhir. no.1:3-7 Jan-Feb 51.
9 (CIML 20:8)
1. Corresponding Member of the Academy of Nedical Sciences USSR.
2. Hoscov.

TEWROV, B.G.
"biia of the B. N. Burdenko Institute of the Acadery of Madicina-OL
USSR on surgical therapy of adenoby-pop)Wseal tumors. Vopr. neirokhir.
16 no. 2:3-8 Mar-Apr 1952. (CLML 22-4)
1. Professor, Corresponding Member of the Acadev7 of Medical Sciences
USSR. 2.Moscov.

LMSHINSKAYA. O.B., professor; USITEVICH, X.A.9 professor; ASRATYAN, N.A.,
professor; SMIRNOT, A.I., professor; FILIFFOVICH, SJ., doktor maditsin-
skikh mulk; VOLOXHOV. A.A.. professor: PILIMOV, I.I., professor:
SKYAKIN, P.G., professor; CHERNIGOVSKIT, V.I.. professor; SPZRANSXIT,
A.D., akadaviik; DOWN, A.O., doktor maditsinakikh nauk; ICOTLYAREVSKIY,
L.I., professor; NXGOVSKIY. V.A., professor: KASATKIN. N.I., professor;
STELOCHUX, I.V., professor; YXS0RqV.B, , professor; BAKUIZV. A.N.,
~ k"'q_
professor; BMIRNOV. L.I., profe-~sor;- USPENSKIY, Y.N., redaktor; PETROV,
S.P.t' redaktor.
(Teachings of I.P.Payloy In theoretical and practical medicine]
Uchenie I.P.Pavlova v tooratichaskoi I praktichaskoi meditsini. Tol.2.
Moskva, Izd-vo M-Inisterstvo zdravookhraneniia.SSSA, 1953. 611 p.
(MLRA 7:3)
1. Daystvitalln" chlen AMR SSSR (for Lepeshinskaya, Chernigovskiy and
B4:ulev). 2. Chlon-korrespondent Akademii nauk SSSR (for laratyan).
3. Chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR (for fairnov, Pilimonov, TegorOT sud
L..I.Smirnov). 4. Moscow. TSentrallnyy inatitut UBOTershenstvovanlya Trachly.
(Pavlov, ITan Petrovich, 1849-1936) (Nervous system) (Physiology)

SHATALOVA, G.S., kandidut meditainakikh nauk; UGOROV, B.G., chlen-korrespon-I
-A- -
dent Akademii meditainskikh nauk SSSR, professor, dl-RIMr.
3-year results of the application of fibrin film in cerebrocranial surgery.
Khirurgiia no.4:32-36 Ap '53. (MLRA 6:6)
1. Institut neyrokhirargii Akademil meditainakikh nauk SSSR. 2. Akademiya
maditsinakikh nauk SSSR (for Yegorov). (Head-Surgery) (Fibrin)

TEGOROV. B.G.. professor, chlen-korrespondent (Moscow).
Certain moLftficationg in the technique of removing neoplasms from the cis-
terna pontis. Vop.neirokhir. 17 no.2:11-20 Kr-Ap '53. (MLRA 6:5)
L.Akademiya meditsinskikh nauk SSSR. (Tumorb (Brain-Surgery)

BRAZOVSKAYA, P.A., kand~iiat meditsinakikh nauk (Moscow); BLINKOV, S.M., pro-
fessor, zaveduyt*hchiy; T&G-ORO
C ff,j~A..,chlen-korrespondent Akademii medi-
tsinskikh nauk MSR professor, direktor.
Topography of the conducting paths which connect in man the cortical areas
of the temporal, parietal and occipital regions of the cerebral cortex with
the pons Varolii. Vop.neirokhir. 17 no.2:22-29 Mr-.Ap '53. (MLRA 6:5)
1. Kabinet arl--hitektoniki mozga Instituta ney-rokhirurgii imeni akademika
H.N. Burdenko Akademii meditainskikh nauk SSSR (for Blinkov). 2. 'Institut
neyrokhInirgii imeni akademika N.N. Burdenko Akademii meditainakikh nauk
GSSR (for Yegorov). 3. Akademiya meditsinskikh nauk SSSR (for Yegorov).

KRASOVSKIY, Ye.13.; SMIRUOV, L.I., chlen-korreapondent Alcademii meditsinskudi
nank SSS*'iprofessor, zaveduyushchiy; YZGO.ROV. 3.G., chlen-korrespondon't
Akademii'meditsinskikh nauk SSSR, professor, direktor.
Local changes In cranial bones in malignant arachno'Adal eadothelioma. Vop.
neirokhir. 17 no.2:32-39 Mr-AP 153. (MT-RA 6:5)
1. Patologoanatomicheakaya laboratoriya Inatituta n"yrokhirurgil imeni aka-
demika N.N. Burdenko (for Smirnov). 2, Institut neyrokhirurgii imeai aka-
demika N:N. Burdenko (for Yegorov)- 3. Akademiya meditainakikh nauk SSSR
(for Smirnov and Yegorov). (Bruin-Tamors)

LINCHENO, N.M., (Moscow); YEGOROV, B.G., chlen-korrespondent Akademii medi-
tainskikh nauk SSSR, profess or~, .4irakto4l RAPOPORT, M.Tu, professor, nauch-
nyy rukovoditell.
Diagnosis of chronfe-inflammator-1 processes of the cerebrum and of its mem-
branes with an occulsion at the level of the posterior cranial fissure.
Vcyp.nisir'okhir. 17 no.Z;39-46 Mr-Ap 153. (KLRA 6:5)
1. In-stitut neyrokhirurgii imeni akudemikiL N.N. Burdenko Akademii meditain-
skikh nauk SSSR. 2. Akademiya meditainakikh nauk SSSR (for Yegorov).
(Brain--Inflammation)

ARENDT, A.A.:--UO.ORQV-...)jjtqt, profeanor, chlon-korrespondent Alradomil moditsinskikh
nauk SSSR, direktor.
Reactions in brain tumors following long drainage of the lateral ventricle.
Vdp.neirokhir. 17 no.3:3-9 MY-Je 153. (MIRA 6:8)
1. Institut neyrokhirurgii imeni akademika N.N.Burdenko Akademii moditsin-
skikh nauk SSSR. 2. Akademiya meditainskikh nauk SSSR (for Tegorov).
(Brain-Tunors)

TERIAN, K.G.; VOLKOVA-PAVLOViL, V.L.; Y&GOROV, B.G., profenor , chlen-korrespon-
dent Akademii meditsinskikh nOUE -SSSRdirektor.
Aneathization in brain surgery. Vop,nelrokhir. 17 no-3:9-15 KY-Je '53.
1. IAstitut neyrokhirurgii imeni akedemika N.N.Burdanko Akademii medi-
tsinskikh nauk SSSR. 2. Akademiya meditsinskikh nauk SSSR (for Yegorov).
(Brain--Surgery) (Anesthesia)

KORST, L.O.; RAPOPORT, M.Yu., professor, rukovoditell- YNGOROV B G professor,
chlen-korrespondent Akademii maditsinskikh nauk SSV7 re or.
Basic principles in the diagnosis of tumors of the parietal lobes. Vop.
neirokhir. 17 no.3:15-22 MY-Je '53. (MLRA 6:8)
1. Nevrologicheakiy sektor Instituta neyrokhirdrgii imeni akademika
N.N.Burdenko Akademii meditsinBkikh nauk SSSR (for Korst and Rapoport).
2. InBtitut neyrokhirurgii imeni akademik& N.M.Buraenko Akademii modi-
tsinskiU.h nauk SSSR (for Yegorov). Akademiya meditainakikh nauk SSSR
(for Yeevrov). (Brain--Tumors)

TUMSKOY, V.A., dotsent; AREMR, A.A., professor, zaveduyushchiy; V~GOROV_, 1L.G.,
professor. chlen-korrespondent Akademii meditsinskikh nauk SSSR, direktor;
RAPOPORT, M.Th., professor, rakovoditall nevrologicheakogo sektora.
Analysis of focal phenomena in the epileptic syndrome in brain injuries.
Vop.neirokhir. 17 no-3:23-30 My-Je '53. (KLRA 6:8)
1. Kafedra. neyrokhirargii TSentrallnogo instituta usovergheastvovaniya
vrachey Ministerstva, zdrevookhraneniva SSSR (for Tumskoy and Arendt).
2. Institut neyrokhirargii imeni akademika H.H.Burdanko Akademii medi-
tainskikh nauk SSSR (for Tumskoy, Yegurov and Rapoport). 3. Akademiya
meditsinskikh nauk SSSR (for Yegorov).
(]Brain--Wounds and injuries) (Epilepsy)

FUTSILLO, M.V.; BLINKOV. S.H., professor, zaveduyushchiy; YE-GOROV, B.G., , professor,
chlea-korrespondent Akademii meditsinakikh neuk SSSR,1~11i4kt6i~-;4i
Connections of the temporal region with the thalamus opticus in man. Vop.
neirokhir. 17 no-3:37-43 MY-Je 153. (MLRA 6:8)
1. Yabinet arkhitektoniki Instituta neyrokhirargil imeni akademika N.N.
Burdenko Akademii meditsinskikh nauk SSSR (for Putsillo and Blinkov).
2. Institut neyrokhirurgii imeni akademika N.H.Burdenko Akademii. meditain-
skikh nauk SSSR (for Tegorov). (Brain)

NERSESYANTS, S.I.,_.T~XGOROV~B G~,. professor, chlen-korrespondent Akademii medi-
tainskikh nauk SSSR, direktor.
Conservative therapy, of arteriovencrus aneurysm of the cavernous sinus.
Vop.neirokhir. 17 no.3:48-51 My-Je 153. (MLRA 6;8)
1. Institut neyrokhirurgii imeni akademika H.H.Burdenko Akademli medi-
tsinskikh nauk SSSR. (Cavernous sinus) (Aneurism)

USSR/Medicine - Neurosurgery SeP/Oct 53
"Classification of Wounds of Peripheral. Nerves,"
Prdf-b. G. Yegoro4y"Anst of Neurosurgery im Acad
(-.!)N. N. Burdenko, Acad Med Sci USSR
Vop Neyrokhirurg, Vol 17, No 5, PP 3-8
Proposes a new classification of peripheral nerve
wounds based on 4 leading factors: character of
the extremity wound, i. e., whether closed or open;
mechanism of the injury; course of the wound canal;
shape, depth, area affected, etc; type of damage
Ao surrounding tissues. Submits a tentative table
of the new classification. Suggests further
269T35
discussion of this subject by neurosurgeons, neuro-
pathologists, pathophysiologists, and pUthomor-
phologists.
-g-

J-- & 0 (~ 6 V
BRTUSOTA, B.0 redaktor; YXGCROV, B.G., redaktor; SACHEVA, A.L.
takhnichaskiy redi~Wt-o-r-'-" - -," --
(Physiological basis for neurosurgical operations] K fiziologi-
chaskomu oboonovaniiu neirokhirargicheskikh operateii. Moskva, Goo.
izd-vo mod. lit-z7, 1954. Z33 P. (MLRA 7:10)
I* Akadeuiyu meditsinskikh nauk SSSR.
(BRAIN--TUKORS) (BRAN-ISOGIRT)

YRGOROV, B.G.
"-6~AqtT&kwzI
Surgical treatment.of primary tunors of the third and lateral ventricles
of the brain. Vopr.neirokhir. 18 no.1:8-22 Ja-Y 154. (MLRA 7:4)
1. Iz Institute. neyrokhirurgii im. akad. N.N.Burdenko Akademii medi-
tainskikh nauk SSSR.
(Brain--Tumors)

"ECOMIT, 13
L
USSR/14.dicine Neurologr
1/1, $Pub- 77 -,1.3/;ZL
'Authors IYegorov, B. G.) Ac. Mem. Ac. Sci.; Byazemskiy, N. H., Cand. lied. Sci.
Brain mirgery
11auka izhizn 21/9)~33-35)
Sep 1954
AUtract It is claimed that Russian 'surgeons in treating battle wounds,
performd head-operation as long ago as the ninth century. From
such operations developed the science of brain surgery to correct
disorders caused by disease. Descriptions are given of various in-
stances of removing tumors from the brain andclosely associated
nerve r 'egions and methods of-treatment of the patient with radiation
and other means during convalescenco. Illustrations.
Institution
Subndtted

TAGOROV, B.G., professor; KANDXL'. E.I.
Use of ganglion-blocking agents In neurosurgery a.-d in postoperative
stages. Vop.neirokhir. 20 no.6:3-9 N-D 056. (MLRA 10.2)
1. Is Mauchno-isoledovatellskogo ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo 2named
Institute neyrokhirugli imed akad. N.N.Bardanko J*ademii meditsin-
skikh nauk SSSR.
(BRAIN. surgery.
ganglion blocking agents in (RUB))
(ALMONOMIC DRUGS. tberapeutic use,
ganglion blocking agents in brain surg. (Run))

YEGOROVA, B.G., prof., Active 14~mbcr of the Acadenrj of 11ndical Sciences, and
KAIIDELYA, E.I., Candidate of I*_,dical Sciences,
"The Prophylaxis and therapy of brain edema and acute cixcualtory distur-
bances occurring during brain injuries," Ganglion -blocking preparations were
used in 220 operations.
Paper presented at 11th Session A143 USSR on Trauma, April 1957-
pq~-t: sum. 1644

YEGOROV, B.G.; XANDJW. 9.1., kazidiclat modituinskikh nauk
Injuries of the central nervous system; from materials of the
eleventh session of the general meeting of the Acade.V of Medical
Sciences of the U.S.S.R. Vest, A14N SSSR 12 no.4-20-31 '57-
(IIIIZA 10:13)
1. Daystvi tell ny7 chlen 0114 SSSR (for Yegorov)
(ILERVOUS SYSTER-WOUNDS AND INJUR19S)

YX6CROVv- B#~*jIprof.; VYAUMSKIT, N.M., kanclemed.nauk
Results of research conducted at the Institute of fourosurger7 of the
AcadezV of Medical Sciencea of the U.S.S.I. in 1956. Vast. AHN SSSR
12 no.5;65-68 157a (MIRA 11:1)
(IMOSURGRY
in Ituesta (Rue))

YNGOROV. B.G.- MAYORGHIK. V.Te.; HIKITIN, H.A.
glectrocorticographic data in intracerebral tumcru. Vvp neiroldiir.
21 no-3:3-10 MY-Js '57- iXLH-s 10:10)
1. %uchao-issle(iovateliakiy or-ion& Truaovogc- Kreanogo Znsmeni
institut neyrokhirugii iment akad. N-N-Burdenko Akedsmii meditain-
skikh asuk SSSH.
(BRAIN NNOPIASKS. diag.
alectrocorticognphy in Intracerebral t=ora)
(ZUCTROUCUHAWGRAPHY,
same)

YNGOROV, B.G., professor; VYAZEKSKIY, P.M. (Moskva)
Forty years of Soviet neurosurger7. Voo.neirokhir. 21 no.5:3-12
S-0 (MIRA 10:11)
(NEUROSURGERY,
in Russia (Rus))

YJdGO4QY&J,,.G.. prof.1 VYAZEMSKIY, N.M.
Burdenko Institute of Neurosurgery. Khirurgiia 33 no-7:132-135
Jl 157- (MIRA 10:11)
(SCHOOLS, MNDICAL
in Russia, N.H.burdenko Institute of nourosurgery)
(UNUROSURMY, educ.
Game)

MOO. B,G., prof., HOVIKOV, I-P-,kand.med.rauk-
queotions of theorr, practice. and orgnni2ntion in the rhouzatic
favor problm. Vest.ANN SSSR 13 no.6.-JKj--49 '58 %'MIRA 11:7)
1. Daystvitellnn chlon M SSSR (for Y~gnrav').
11RIMUMATIC. favor
prevention and control (Rus))

YEGOROV, B.G.; KAIfM',Ll, E.I.
Prevention and treatment of cerebral edema n-id ncute circulntDr7
disorders in injuries of the brain.[with gumury In Ingligh, D.621.
Vop.neirokhir. 22 no-2:3-7 M-Ap 158. (MIRA 11:4)
1. Ifauchno-isaledovntellskiy ordenn Trudovogo Krnsnogo Znnmeni institut
neyrokhirurgii imeni akad. X.N. Burdanko Akndemii meditsinftkikh nauk
SSSR.
(BRAIN, wounds and injuries,
causing circ. disord. & cerebrnl edema, Drev. (Rus)

TEGOROV, B.G.,-prof., zasluzhennyy daystell nsuki, otv.red.; VOLKOVA-
red.; SATITSKATA, Te.H., red.; SPIRIN, B.G., red.; UGRT.U-
MOY, Y.~., red.; FILIPPTCHVA, H.A., red.; TABLONOVSLATA, L.Ta.,
red.; KORKTANSKIT, G.P., red.; GRAZHDANINOY, N.A., takhn.red.
[Research of the N.N.Burdenko Institute of Neurosurgery of the
Academy of Medical Sciences of the U.S.S.R. from 1954 to 19581 Nauch-
nye raboty, vyshadshie iz instituta neirokhirurgii imeni akad. N.N.
Burdenko ANN SSSR za 5 let, 1954-195B gg. Pod red. B.G.Egorova.
Moskva, 1959. 157 P. (HIRA 13:3)
1. Akademiya meditainakikh nauk SSSR, Moscow. Institut neyrokhirur-
gii.
(NERVOUS STSTEK-M)RGERT)

. YSGOROVI B.G.
Treatment of neuralgia of the trigeminal nerve. Vrach.delo no.12:
1323 1) '59. (MM 13:5)
1. Kafedra khirurgicheekoy stowatologit (zav. - prof. N.V.
Yetisov) Xiyevskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(3WRALGIA, TRIGNMINAL)

:04 3'-.0 J13
UiMW 1-3.0
14, So -a#
I
gi,
log ;L fla

DAVYDOVSKIY,I.T., otv. red.; VIGGROT,B.G., red.; KRAYEVSKIY,N.A.,
red.; FRIOROV, U.N., r--5-d-.T-?RMOFMY. S.F., red.; (aI-
GOROVSKIY, I.M., red. GRIGMOVSKI-C. I.G., red.;. LYUDIKOY-
SKAYA, N.I., tekh. red.
[Problem of traums; trananctions of the l1th i3oanion of the
G
General Meetingof the Academy of Medical Sciences of the
U.S.S.R.] Problemn travmy; trudy XI sesaii obahchego sobraniia
Akadenii meaitsinskikh nauk SSSR. Otv.red. I.V.DnvydovnV-ii.
Red. kol. B.G.19,gorov i dr. Iloskva, Gos.izd-vo mod. lit-ry,
ig6o. 175 P. WRA 14:5)
1. Akademiya maditainskikh nauk SSSR, Moscow. 2. DayBtvitell-
nyy chlen AMN SSSR ( for 3)Dvvdovskiy)
(TRAUKATISM) (BURNS AND SGALDS) (RADIATION SICKNESS)

PG-ONTP-B.G..; NOVIKOV) I.P., kand.med.nauk
Adrainistrativ'e and research activities of the Division of Clinical
Medicine of the Academy of Medical Sciences in 1958. Vest.AMN SSSR
14 no.5:70-76 159. 04IRA 14:5)
1
1. Deystvitelln3rf chlen AN4 SSSR (for Yegorov).
(ACADINY OF 14EDICAL SCIENCES CF TIE U.S.S.R.)

A111CHKOV, M.11.., dots.; ANTELAVA, 11N., prof.; BISINIKOV, D.P., Pand.
med. nauk; BOGUSH, L.K., prof.; GRIGORIYE-V, M.S., prof.;
DYSKIN, Ye.A.., kand. med. nauk; M7ESJ--jTb Lij prof .;XOLE5OV,,A. P.
KOLESOVY V.I., prof.; KUPAHANOV., P.A.., P;of.; L1!;BLtG, L.E.,
prof.; RAKS1101KOV I A.1%. prof.; O3IFOV,'BvXty profs;
SAVITSKIYj A.I.; prof.; UVAROV, B.S.; UGLOV, P.G., prof.;
KEOIDIII~ S.A., prof.; PETROVSKIY, M., prof., otv. red.;
BAKUIEV, A.N... akademik) red.; GULYAYEV, AN., prof., red.;
prof., red.; PANKRATIMp B.13.) prof., red.;
PYTELI., A.Ya,, prof.., red.; RIKHTER, G.A., prof., red.;
FILATOV, AX., prof.) red.; CHAKLIN, V.D.) P'--Of., red.;
RYBUSHKDI, I.N., doktor med. nauk, red.; RU113VA,, M.S., tekhn.
red.
(Multivolume manual on surgery] Mno otomnoe rukovodstvo po
Ichirurgii. Moskva, Medgiz. Vol .5. fChest surgery; thoracic wall,
pleura, and lungs] Khirurgiia gmdi; grudnaia stonka, plerva i
legkie. 1960. 727 p. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii meditsinskilch nauk SSSR (for
Antelava, Bogush, Maksimenkov, ~avitskiy, Kholdin,- Chalclin).
2. Deystvitellziyy chlen Akademii meditsinskik-h nauk SSSR (for
Kupriyanovy Petrovskiyj Yegorov).
(CHEST-SIRGERY)

a
YEGOROVp B.G., prof.
Results of research on uSurgery of the nervous system." Vest, AM
SSSR 15 no.8;7/e-77 160. (FJF-k 13:4)
1. Deystvitellpyy chlen AMN SSSR.
QP;RVOUS SYSTIN.-SURGERY)
77

YEGOROV, KORNYANSKIY, G.P.; NIKITIN, M.A.
Indication and method for total excision of a neurinoma of the
eighth cranial nerve. Vop. neirokhir. 2/, no. 3:3-14 My-Je 160.
(MIRA 14:1)
(ACOUSTIC NERVE-TUMORS)

YRGOROVj B.G., prof.; VINARSKAYA, Ye.17., kand.med.nauk (14c)skva)
Disorders of the higher cortical functions after resection of
the brain in approaching deep cerebral tumors. Vbp.neirokchir.
no.4:3-9 161. (KM 14:12)
1. Paucbno-iseledovatel-skiy ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo Zhameni
institut neyrokhirurgii imeni akad. N.N. Airdenko At-IN SSSR.
2. Daystvitellnyy chlen AMN SSSR (for Yegorov).
(BRAIII-TUMORS) (GEREBRAL CORTEX-DISEASES)

YZGOROV,-D.D-.-, M11 0, F. A.
-prof.; SHLYKOV, A.A.1 KONOVALOV, A.N.; BE Ma
(Hook7a)
Diagnosis and method of surgical treatment, of cerebral aneurysm.
.Vop.neirokhir. no.5tl-10 161. (MIRA 2.4&.U)
1. Waucbno-isoledovatellskiy ordena trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni
institut neyrokhirurgii imeni akade F.Ne Bardenko AMN SSSR.
(INTRACR M AL ANEURYSMS)

YEGOROV, B.G.1 SHLYKOV, A.,A.; KONIVALOV, A.N.; SERBINENKO, F.A.
Diagnosis and method of surgical treatment of aneurysm of the
brain. Vest. AMI SSSR 16 no.10:11-25 161. (MIFA IJ,; 11)
(INTRAGRANIAL ANEURYSMS) (ANGIOGRAPHY)

YEGORO . prof. zaeluzhennyy doyatell nauki (Moskva)
ftrgical approach to the cavity of the third vettricle of %he
braine Voponeirokhira 25 no.1910-13 Ja t6l. (MIRA 14:2)
la Nauebno-isoledovatellskiy ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni
institut neyrokhirurgii imeni akad. N.N. Burdenko AMN SSSR.
Deysbritellnyy ehlen AI-24 SSSR. V\
(BRMI-SURGIERYj

YEGORO-V B G.- KANDELI, E.I.
1 -0 p
c
International Congress of Ifeuro,3urgeons. Vest.AKI 1111..~R 17 no.7:87-
88 162. (MIRA 15:10)
(NERVOUS SYSTEM--SURGERY)

BLINKOV, S.M.j YEGOROV, D.G. (Mojjkva)
Topography of neuroectodermal intracerebral t=ols (or, the
method for surgical interventions in tumors of the cerebrum).
Vop.teirokhir. 25 no.1:5-9 162. (141FA 15:1)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo Zhamenj
institut neyrokhirargii imeni akad. 17.N. Burdenko aill S SSR.
(BWN--SURGERY) (BMIE-TUMORS)

YEGOROV, B.G., prof.; KOVOVALOV, Yu.V., prof.; FILATOV, Yu.M. (Moskva)
Trigeminal neuralgia az an initial sy=ptom of the app--a--,-ce c--"
neurinoma of the 8th nerv. Vop.neirokhir. 25 no.1:43-49 162.
WIRA 15:1)
1. Fauchno-isslodovatel'skiy ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni
institut ne-yrokhirurgii imeni N.N. Bardenko MR SSSR.
(NEURALGIA., TRIGWINAL) (ACOUSTIC VERVE-TUMORS)

BAKULEV, A.N., otv. red.; DAVYDOVSKIY, I.P., red.; red.;
ZHDANOV., D.A., red.; ZHUKOVSKIY, M.A., red.; I-ETAVE-7, A.A.,,
red.; OREKHOVICH, V.11.., red.; PAR321, V.V., red.; SERGIYEV,
P.G., red.; PELICHIKOVA, Yu.S., tekhn. red.
(Abstracts of scientific papers of the Academy of Medical Sci-
ences of the U.S.S.R. for 1956] Annotatsii nauchwjkh rabot
Akademii meditsinskikh nauk SSSR za 1956 god. Otv. red. A.11.
Bakulev. Moskvaj Medgiz. Books 2-3. 1959. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Akademiya meditsinskikh nauk SSSR.

YEGOROV, B.G., prof.
Anatomicopbysiological reasons for surgical approaches to cerebral
timors through the parietal lobe# IIrobI#Bovr.neirokhIr. 3:5-28 159.
( MIRA 1616)
1. Deystvitelln-yy chlen AMN SSSR.
(BRAIN-TUMORS) (BRAIN--SURMM)

ARENDT, A.A., prof.; ARKHANGELISKIY, V.V., kand. med. nauk; BOGDANOV,
F.R., prof.; BONDARCHUK, A.V., prof.; KOPYWV, M.B., prof.;
KORNEV, P.G., zasl. deyatell nauki RSFSR, prof.; KUSLIK,M.I.,
prof.; LEYBZON, N.D., doktormed. nauk; MAKAROV, M.P., Icand.
med. nauk; NIKOLISKIT, V.A., prof.; PODGQRNAYA, A.Ta., doktcr
med.nauk; RAZDOLISKIY, I.Ya., prof.[doceased); RDSTOTSKAYA,
V.I., kand. med.nauk; T1114SKOY, V.A., kand. med.nauk; UGRYUKA
V.M., prof.; FISHKIN, V.I., kand. med. nauk; KHRAPOV, V.S.,
kand. med. nauk; CHIKOVANI, K.P., prof. [deceased]; SHLYKOV,
A.A., prof.; PETROVSKIY, B.V., prof. zasl. deyatell naulci
RSFSH, otv. red.;,jW6A2x 12 ~ zasl. deyatell nauki NWSR
prof., red. toma; MIRONOVICH, N.I., doktor med. nauk, Z11m,
red.; PARAKHINA, N.L., takhn. rod.
(Manual on surgery] Mnogotomnoe rukovodstvo po khirurgifL.
)4oskva, Medgiz. Vol.4. (Neurosurgery; the sequelae of lesidiss
of the central nervous system. Diseases of the spine, the
spinal cord and its membranes. Diseases of the vegetative
nervous system) Neirokhirurgiia; posledstviia povrezhdenii.
tsentrallnoi nervnoi sistemy. Zabolevaniia pozvonochnika,
spinnogo mozga i ego obolochek. Zabol6vaniia vegetativnoi
nervnoi sistemy. 1963. 667 p. (MIRA 16:10)
1. Deystvitellnyy ch-len ANN SSSR (for Petrovskiy, Yegorov,
Kornev). 2. Chlen-korrespondent A14N SSSR (for Bogdanov).
(NERVOUS SYSTEM-SURGERY) (SPINE-SURGERY)

YEGOROV,.B.G.;XO1U1YANSK1Y, G.P.; MIDEL', E.I.; SALALYK111, V.I.; FEDOIROV, S.N.
R~-S~O I
i.
Use of urea in'neurosurgical clinical practice. Vop. (.-eirok~ir.
~7 m,1:1-7 Ja-F 163o MIRA 16i 5)
1. Eauchno-issledovat4llskiy ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni
Institut neyrokhirurgii imeni li.N.Birdenko, Al-21 SSSR.
(ERAIN-DISEASES) (EDEMA)

)~EGOROV)-B...G.;_ KILIPPOV, M. M.; BLAGOVESHCHENSKAYA, U. S.; ZHUKOVICH, A.V.
In memor7 of Profescor Ollga Grigorleyna Ageeva-Maikm. 'lest.
otorin. no.1:122-123 162. (MIRA 15t7)
(AGELFVA-MAIKOVA, OLIGA GRIGORILMIA, 1887-1961)

YEEGOROVP B.G., prof.; SALALYKIN, V.1,; FEDCROV, S~N- (Mo5kva)
Ane3thosla in neurosurgOry, Vop, I W) , _3 .4-3 I/iy--Je 4 r, '-, .
(MIRA 17:9)
1, Nauchno-issledovatellskiy ardena Trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni
inatitut neyrokhirurgil imeni alcademika N.N.Burcienkn A16-1 S'I!',,R
(dir, - prof. B.G.Yegorov).

Yl,',g!OR prof. Deystvitelln~y chlon AHN SSISR; Yo. kand.
B.r
mer. nauk; NAYDIN, V.L.
Role and place of compound rehabilitation therapy in the 3ystem of
neurosurgical aid. Vop. neirokhir. 28 no.2:55057 Mr-Ap 164.
("'ITU 18:2)
1. Nauchno-issledovatePskiy ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo ';ntmeni
institut neyrokhir-urgii (direktor - prof. B.G. Yegorov) i,.,,.eni
N.N. Burdenko A141 SSSR, Moskva.

YEGOROV, B.G., prof. (Moskva)
~Prospects of growth of the biological trend in neurosurgery
scientific research work. Vop. neirokhir. 28 no.1:1-5 Ja-F
164. (MIRA 18:1)
1. DeystvitelInyy chlen AMN SSSR.

KAYS.H, M.N.; YEGOROV, B.L., mashirdst
Readers letters. Blek.1 tepl,,tiaga 6 no,2;46 F 162. (11""PU 15:2)
1. Glavnyy ' zh. luganskog6 teplovozostroitelinogo zavoda im.
"Oktyabrlskoy Revolyutsiill (for Naysh). 2. Depo Batabinsk
Zapadno-Sibiralcoy dorogi (for Yegorov),
(Locomotivan)

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TITLE: Setting up rellabillt networks of neuron-like elements
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Nauchnyy sovet po kom Ickenoy pro~bI2!ne Kibornettka. Dionika
(Blonics). Moscow, Izd--vo NaukA_,_1_9T6, 1 -164
TOPIC TAGS: bionics, computer switching, logic element, logic circuit
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ABSTRACT: The authors study neuron-like elements as logic elements which have n inputs and
1 output and realizing certain switching functions. Functional errors are discussed for a
neuron-like element logic circuit. A system of Inequalities Is given for determining the func-
tion of a neuron-like element known as a threshold element in computer terminology. A
method Is presented for determining the required order of the circuit according to the given
switching function and the required stability for a simultaneous change in parameters. The
parameters of the coupling element depend on the circuit realization of the switching function.
A redundancy circuit can be set up on the basis of threshold parameters having arbitrarily
high stability with respect to simultaneous paramoter changes. The threshold elements have
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an arbitrarily low stability with respect to simultaneous parameter changes of the type
discussed. This method is used forsetting up redundancy circuits which execute both
switching functions realized and not realized by a single threshold element. Orig. art. has:
2 figures and 25 formulas.
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-,YlGOROV, B.H.
Use of cranes for bridge reconstrtwtion. Pat' i put. khoz. no,8:28-29
Ag '59. (MIRA 13:3)
l.lachallnik otdeIR inwhenerrqkh mooru2haniy. g. VIlInyus.
(Railroad bridges--Maintefiance and repair)

YEGOROV, B.N., inzh. (g.Villnyus)
Improve the maintenance of oonstructions. Putt i Put, khoz. 5
no~03:22-23 lir 161s (,'~aRA 14:31)
(Ruilrouda-Maintenance uzxl repair)