On the classification of chronic pneumonia, adopted by the All-Union Symposium of Physicians on May 12 in Minsk
K. G. Nikulin
Kazan medical journal ›› 1964, Vol. 45 ›› Issue (5) : 66 -68.
On the classification of chronic pneumonia, adopted by the All-Union Symposium of Physicians on May 12 in Minsk
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Despite the more than 150-year history of the study of chronic nonspecific pneumonia, until recently there was no consensus regarding the pathogenesis, clinical forms and the very nomenclature of pneumonia. EA Dombrovskaya lists over 41 names of chronic pneumonia. Numerous classifications proposed by various authors (A.T. Khazanov, A. Ya. Tsigelnik, I. K. Esipova, N. N. Vysotsky, K. G. Nikulin, G. A. Zedgenidze and L. D Lindenbraten, etc.) , facilitated mutual understanding, but did not eliminate differences in views on the pathogenesis and clinical forms of chronic pneumonia. There was also a terminological inconsistency.
Nikulin K.G.
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