Chronic encephalitis, until recently, had no therapy that would give significant and lasting success. The current subject of discussion is the therapy with large doses of atropine, first tried in the Remerovsky sanatorium in Hirsau. Those conducting it speak of an improvement that can be considered practical healing (Roemer).

While on a business trip for agricultural health care. workers in the spring sowing campaign in 1931 (Kolpakovsky state farm Sakhkombpnata "Collectivist" Ivaninsky district Ts. Ch. O), I observed a case of acutely developed alcoholic psychosis in a peasant boy of 3 years of age.

The study of gastric digestion has a long history. Since the time of the first researchers who had to kill animals (Tiedemann and Gmelin) in order to get 7-10 kb. see gastric contents, the development of the method of obtaining gastric juice goes through a number of stages.

Patient G., 44 years old, married, the wife of a mechanical plant worker, entered the therapeutic department of the Zlatoust city hospital on March 10, 31 (case history No. 1442) with complaints of pain in the left side, weakness, lack of appetite and poor sleep. In December 1930, the patient fell on her left side, there was a fracture of the eleventh rib, after which she began to notice progressively worsening pain in the left side.

The issue I have touched upon has already been repeatedly debated on the pages of the medical press in order to clarify the method of surgical intervention for severe complications of such a relatively safe operation as the imposition of a gastrointestinal fistula for gastric ulcer and duodenal ulcer.

In the clinical picture of poisoning with fish poison, the appearance of symptoms from the nervous system is preceded by general symptoms of poisoning: a feeling of illness, weakness, headache, repeated vomiting, diarrhea, pain in the joints, occurring 12-24 hours after eating toxic substances.

By orders of the Soviet government in the fight against infectious diseases, the health authorities have been assigned a quite definite, clearly outlined task to be performed in the nearest period of time, in particular, outbreaks of typhus are to be destroyed in the shortest possible time.

The question of the innervation of the digestive tube, which is one of the most difficult parts of the autonomic nervous system, has been in the center of attention of biologists for the last decade. Most recently, a number of works have appeared on the "enteric nervous system", as Langley called the Auerbach and Meissner plexus together.

(Wien. Med. Woch., No. 37.1931), like Shtransky, draws the attention of practitioners to the psyche of patients, recommending them to use psychotherapy in their daily practice. K indicates that doctors have always previously, regardless of the specialty, acted on patients, among other things, psychotherapeutic.

Weigandt (Modern treatment of mental disorders in german hospitals .. The American Journal of Psychiatry. Vol. 87, No. 3, XI. 1930) in a short article outlines the achievements in the modern treatment of doctors in Germany. All restraint measures (like isolation, fever shirt, swaddling, etc.) have been canceled.

(Wien med. Woch. No. 41, 1931) indicates the great importance of psychiatry in general medical practice and therefore the need for all doctors, regardless of their specialty, to have a good knowledge of psychopathology.

(The Journ. Of the Amer. Medic. Associai. 1930, v. 94, no. 97 believes that cancer is a local manifestation of a general disease. It occurs when various factors interfere with the interaction between the stimulating and regulating forces of the body.

(Encephalitis epidemica und Trauma. Monatsschrift f. Unfallheilkunde No. 12, 1930) leads a rich casuistry, his own and from the literature, to the issue of epidemic ennephalitis and trauma.

(Psychiatrisch-neurologische Wocb., No. 51, 1931) reports three cases of epidemic encephalitis with Korsakov's syndrome.

(Wilhelm Lange und Kurt Schneider, Ergebnisse der Röntgenbestrahlung bei chronischer Encephalitis epidemica. Psych.-Neurolog. Wschrift No. 1. 1932) report the treatment of ep. encephalitis by X-rays. This treatment was recommended by Economo, used by Nuvol and (Nuvoli) for acute epidemic encephalitis.

(Monatsschrift f. Kinderheilkunde Bd. 48, H. 3/4, 1930) used luminar sodium with great success in the treatment of acute seizures in infants and infants, which proved to be the chosen remedy in the treatment of persistent convulsions in infants.

(A. Ritter, Beitrag zur Kenntniss des Neurinoms des Magens. "Schw. Med. W." No. 50. 1931) describes a rare case of gastric neuroma. During the operation, a tumor the size of a hazelnut — 3½: 3 tbsp. Was removed from the stomach wall (small curvature, approximately in the middle part of the body). Metastases were not found anywhere.

(Wiener Woch., No. 29, 1931) reports on the treatment of multiple sclerosis with an intravenous vaccine. 12-15 injections make up the course of treatment. The treatment of multiple sclerosis with the vaccine was first used in London, where miss Chevassut discovered a supposedly specific multiple sclerosis virus in liquor patients (live virus in the form of spherical bodies, spherulae).

(Med. Klin., No. 33, 1931) in a group of cases of chronic arthritis established cerebral disorders, the clinical picture of which is surprisingly similar in its similarity to the painful phenomena in encephalitis.

(Wien. K]., No. 22, 1931). An article by an American author on radiothermal treatment, progress. paralysis translated into German for Wien. kl. Woch. Wagner-Jauregg. Hinsie places the paralytic in a heat-producing electrical apparatus called a radiotherm. In this apparatus, the paralytic lies in an electric alternating field (Wechselfeld) of 3000 volts potential difference

(Armin Ackermann, Die multiple Sklerose in der Schweiz. Enquete von 1918-1922. "Schweiz, med. Wochenschrift." No. 52. 1931) develops in his article a questionnaire material on the spread of multiple sclerosis in Switzerland. statistical materials provide a map of the distribution of the incidence of multiple sclerosis in individual cantons of Switzerland.

(Martha Brünner-Ornstein u. Hans Ehrenwald) report in the 11th issue of the Neurologisch-Psychiatrische Wochenschrift, 1932, on the treatment of epilepsy with diathermy. This treatment is based on the theory of the angiospastic nature of an epileptic seizure.

(Hoff u. Schönbauer) (Psychiatrisch-Xeurolog. Wochenschrift No. 11, 1932) in an article on radiotherapy of malignant brain tumors describe two cases of brain glioma, which were operated on and then exposed for several weeks to weak doses of radium.