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BLINOV, M.V.1 KAZARIst~,'Vp N,..M.;,PROTOPOPOVt A.N.
Study of the energy anId angular dis.tributions of neutrons emitted
in the fission of U235 induced by thermal neutrons. Zhur.eksp.i
teor.fiz. 42 no.41017-1021 Ap.~ 162. (MM 15:11)
(Neutrons) (Nuclear fission) (Uranium)
BLINOV, M.V.; KAZARINOVs N.M.; PROTOPOPOVs A.N.;
SHIRYAYEV., B.M.
3
Angular anisotropy,of C-quanta occompanying 1? 5 fission.
Zhure eksp. i teoro fiz. 43 no.5.#1644-1648 N 162.
(HIRA 15:12)
(Uranium-Is6topes) (Nuclear fission)
(Gamma rays)
ACCESSION NRV AP4018361 s/OlzO/64/000/001/0040/0045
Kazarinov,; N. M.:
AUTHOR: Blinov. M. V.,
E.\Fissioxi~-neutron spectrometer
.1 TIM
Pribory* L tekhaika eksperimenta, no. 1, 19
1. SOURCE: 64, 40-45
TOPIC TAGS.'% neutron, fission neutrl6n, spectrometer, fissionneutron
spectrometer, gas'scintillation count6r. ionisation chamber, neutron
spectroscopy
pectrolmeter for measuring fission neutrons within 200 kev to
ABSTRACT: As
7, Mev by. the transit-tixiae method is described'. Time intervals
were measured
converting them into a pulse-height distribution which was recorded by
an
A;-100-1 multichannel pulse-height aA"alyzer, The time resolution of
the inatru- I,
ed from the half -width of coincidence of Co6o, for 1 056
ment, determin 0
efficient recording of quants, is 2. n:&nosec.*"the resolution for a
10% efficiency is,'
X d
ACCESSION XR.-' AP4018361
+
0. 7 nanos e c. The apparatus resolution of the time analyzer is under
10 sec.
rr4conductor detector, and an ioniza-
,.A multilayer gas scintillation counter a se
tion chamber we.re used to detect frajyments.'- Half-widths of the
time distribution
of fission gamma-rays obtained with the above detectors were 3, 3-4.
and 10
nanosec, respec , ively. 'The spectror.4eter proved to be a highly
stable instruments.
a time scale d it of only 3 -a-losec *Ao noticed after a two-month
pcriod of daily
operation. "The- authors are. indebted to A. 14. Protopopov for
discussing the
results of this work, and to A. 0. Ros'hchin f6r assembling the
equipment.
Orig. art. has: 9 figures.
ASSOCIATION:. none
SUBMITTED.- 14Mar63 DATE,ACQ: iWar64 ENCL: 00
BUD CODE: INS11 NO RZF SOV; '008 OTHER: 003
Card, 212~
ACCESSIM NRs AP40259SOI 8/0056/64/046/003/1139/1141
_.!AUTHORSs Blinov, M. V.r Kazarinovt No 14o1 Protopopove' A. No
-TITLEs :-Angular and energy characteristics of emission of U-235
fission neutrons
SOURCE: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fizikis v0 46,?,
no. 3, 1964, 1139-1141
TOPIC TAGS: uranium 235, uranium fission, fission neutron,
spectrum, energy distribution, angular distribution, cascade
tion theory
emission
ABSTRACT: In contrast1to earlier work by the authors (ZhETF v. 42f
1017, 1962) and by V. No Nefedov-:(ZhETP v. 38, 1657, 1960), the pre-
sent study is devoted to an experimental.determination of the C.M.5.
energy spectrum of the neutrons from thermal neutron fission of U2.350,
This emission spectrum is then used to calculate the energy and angu7"-
:ard
1/2.
ACCESSION NRt AP4025950~
'~.:l lar distributions in the laboratory system. The results of these
calculations are compared with 'experimental distributions, which
,:,.I are measured in more detail than before. Certain discrepancies
be-
tween the experimental and calculated data are discussed, but in
spite of the discrepancies it~is concluded that the overwhelming
majority of the neutrons (--90%) emittedJollowing ihermal-neutron
fission of U235 are emitted in an ordinary cascade evaporation PrO.-
cess from fully accelerated fragment nuclei. The conclusions are
drawn from the fact that the experimental neutron-emission spectrum
agrees with calculations based on the neutron cascade evaporation
theory (Ke J. LeCouteur and D* wo,Lang,.Nuclear Physicst* v. 13, 32,
1959) A detailed report will be published.in,*Atamnaya energiya."
Origo*arto hast 1 figure#
ASSOCIA12ON1 None
SUBMITTEDs 13Auq63_ DATE'ACOt., IGAprfi.4 P0
SUB CODEs PH# NS ~NR REP BOW* 002: OTEMRs -001
CAW
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EE
71
B! nov, M. V N
AUTHOR Baranov, 1. A. Kazarinov,
tVITLEj Resolving tkma_vflj_il~ibi"a6~i~ tatth4s of efiArgod
PArttelibi
SOURCEi AN SSSR. I Ev. se riya f i fichaskayn , v. 2 8 , 7, 1966
A 115 7-
1258
TOPIC TAGS,, aemiconductor detector, charged particae.
s -D 1 v i n g t t m e me asurement, fast slow coincidence
di sc ritainato r , tire converter
ABSTRACT*. A fant-slow coincidence-circuit method
r a 7 M a -s-urt n P_ - r (.' 8 0 1 V i n S r im e i n _r e U I ,
,
e. n as b V C n de ve I o P e d U r j 1~
um - -i a m b e r c r-, f r r~
~I r t i c e B r q (11 1 a t e d t -, 'I e
C, A t L C r a d L n ' '. o n w e ~ t~ r
crygtal placed 5 em from the target , lhe puL5r.~
peared acroaa the load of the oilicon detector,
,j f the t Ime conv;i rte r ch anne I through the 30 M c -
Corld 1/3
L 1.2954.65
M ID __A_P&rI/A2'9 73,
the D2 discrimin tor. The co ncidence circuit reach
o-,, o ,I c ou: 9 s f rom the t ime con r t e r
tude analyzer, WhiLh gave a picture of time
cidences . To obtain the fy coincidences (frazmen- ~7
u r an i um target was 5placed it the beam of thermal ne-.jt
gistprecl bv the silicon
the fission of 1:2 3 Tnese fragme"ts were rev
'Y
r a d i a t e r
-i e t: i~ c t n r v e t h e -quanta and neut rono
n r c, c e 5 F, ,7 e r c r ;_; 1. a t e red by a scintil lot ion coun,
Va I ue ~ o f 16 si "c:on detectors, their charPcteT-_.
on inti~~gral f ILI;t-'5 of definite radiati(~TIS A.e ;7-,c
2 figures and I table.
ASSOCIATIONi none
~SUBMITTED; ZINov63 ATD PRESS: 3112 EIN C L 01
SUB CODEi-,ECf NP NO REP SOVI 001 R 002
Cord 2 / 3
kPOLZM
Fig. 1. Bloc's diagrw.- ~f the
coincidance-c-IT-cliAt
tr-pe RMplita~fi &.Dalyzer;
7, i
Ca rd V3
L 4 5 EWA
j;OCESSIM INPi AP5005799
Rlinov.,
~',tcrmava e7-,F-.-gtya, v. 16, no. 2, 196 1 -11--.
-m4~-sie:ri authors used the time-cf-flight metnod to me-3~,U:- -1,'
',P a IT P rP C t
ACCTMIGN NP: AP5CO-~7Q-14
met, and a-so separately for the light and heavy fragments,
--;et em-, ne the arguiaz- and energy spectra was &Iso described-
A cm;.arisor. ~im,~Lc
1 ~LL i F, f E- f-e n,;! t s that the em! ,u
r P--,! uvap-O r 8- t i -- 111 4 hfIO T-V EL P (I 'a
B. r,~ cn-,' P dur I ng
ii" C-.1 era (-Q
t Fr.1V i C Otechn'-,
b ;,rfi L e f'a I
ASSOCIATION: None
curvi 2/3
POPOV,R.I., inshener;MMIKINA,V.S., redaktor; XMMSCV,S.. redaktor;
BLINOV,N., retsenzent; RISIBA,Te.lo, tekhnicheskiy redaktor
"I- !-Wllllw~
[Auxilary and trade machinery on ships] Sudovye vapamogatell-
We I promyslovye mekhanizmy. Moskva, Pisbabepromizdat, 1955.
231 P. (MW 90)
(Yishing boats)
BLINOV, N., kand. fiz.-mtest. nauk,, nauchn" ootrudnik
In leisure hours. NTO 5 no-7:60-63 n 163. (XM 26:8)
1. Sluzhba vremeni Gosudaretvennogo astronomicheskogo,
institute,
imeni Shternberga iNo subject headings)
r: -
0
m
PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION- SOV/2050
Svarka sbornik statey Ivyp.) 1 .(Welding; Collection of Articles,
Nr 1) Leningrad, Sludpromgiz, 1958. 246 p. 4,ooo copies printed.
Resp. Ed.1 G. I. Kapyrin, Candidate of Technical Sciences;
Ed-% I. A. Zhirmunskaya; Tech. Ed.: K. M. Volchok.
PURPOSE: This collection of articles Is intended for use In research
institutesl Institutes of higher learning, design offices, and
plants.
COVERAGE: These technical papers deal with the results of research
in welding technology. The main,purpose of this work was to
investigate the effects of various welding regimes and heat
treatments on the mechanical properties of welds of austenitic
and perlitic composition. A number of experiments also dealt
i1th the welding properties and weldability of titanium-base
alloys and a number of nonferrous metals. One of the objects of
the research was to establish the relationship between the geometry
of the weld seam and its physical properties. The crystallization
Card 1~6
Welding (Cont.) SOV/2050
Shurairov., S.S., Candidate oflechnical Sciences; I-V. Gorynin;
and N.A* Blinov, Engineer. Determination of Properties of
the Heat--Ure-Irted Zone of Constructional Steels 144
Cheehulin~,_,,B.B., Candidate of Technical Sciences, and V.I.
SyBhchlkov., Engineer'* Study of Fatigue Strength of
Welded Titanium Joints 156
Goryachev, A.P., Engineer, and S.M. Yegorov. Study of
Weldability of Certain Titanium Alloys 166
Buryak, I.V., Engineer. 48-AE-1 Electrodes for Manual
Welding of Aluminium-Magnesium Alloys 175
Pertsovskiy, G.A., Engineer, Study of Passage of Current
Through Molten Slag in Electroslag Welding 187
R:ukhl:fn',,.,,P,N., Candidate of Technical Sciences, and G.A.
Pertsovskiy, Engineer. Submerged Are Welding of Heat-
resistant Steels 194
Card 5/6
SHURAKOV, S.S., kand.te)din.muk; GORTHIN, I.V.;
BLIN_qy, N.A., inzh.
Evaluating the propertiee of the heat-affected
zone in
etructural ateels. Svarkm 1:144-155 '58. (MIPA
12:8)
(Steel, Structural-Welding) (Welding-Testing)
BLINOT. N.Y.. insh.
Nonfreezing liquid plazometer. Oldre atrol. 30
no.6:48-49
je 16o. (MIRA 13--7)
(Fiezemeter)
BLINOV., N. F.
23231. Podg6toriks torrotransporta k zime 1949/1950 G. torf.
prom-at', 1949,
NO 7. c. 1-3-
S0: LETOPISI NO. 31p 191,9
I
BLINOV, N.F..
I
Peat Industry
Planning transportation for the winter of 1952-53
Torf. prom. 29, no. 9, 1952
BLINOV, N.Y.; ZJM9 R.G.
Getting peat transportation equipment ready for the autumm and
winter
season. Torf.prom,.30 uo,.P:.1-4 Ag '53. (MMA 6:7)
1. Glavnoye upravleniye torfyanoy promyshlennosti, (Peat industry)
13LINOV,N.F.
*_WNMMxWft
Peat transportation and problems still to cope with. Torf.
prom.32 no.5ti-4 155. (KIRA 8:10)
1. Glavnoye upravleniye torfvanoy promyshlennosti
(Peat--Transportation)
BLINOV, N.Y.; ZUYNV, M.G.
Preparo In an oxe"lary manner for tho wintor transportation ofp~ato
Terf.prom-33 us.6:1-3 156. (Kim 9:10)
l.Glavtorf.
(Nat-Transportation)
BLIA
Of., N.I.
"a in the stability and efficiency of dr rigs in
!An'g test holes in hard rocks. Razved. i nedr 29
no.5:37-40 My 1.63. (MIFL& 16 -.7)
l..Sverdlovskiy gornyy inatitut.
(Boring machinery)
~. 0
BIINOV, N.I.
Oceanographic research in the central Arctic, Probl.Arktti
Antark, .1
no.14t53-59 1636 (NIRA 1602) , ..1
jjj
V-24178
6
ACC Mr AP6607650
SOURCE CODE: UR/0213/66/606/601/0076~0081-
AUTHOR: Nik I iforov,. Ye.G i~,Belyshevi~'Ye. V.'s Blinov, N. 1. 17
-geiifitifi~-.-~Res6arch-Institute (Arkticheskiy i.Ant
ORG. fiMtic and AntAjgtlc arkti-
6eskiy nauchno-issiedovatellskiy,iikstitut)
TITLE.* Structure of water,masseoln the eastern
part of the Arctic basin
-SOURCE. Okeanologiya, v 6 -no. 1,,1966 -76-81
-TOPIC TAGS:: -ocean-dyna.mics't, ~5' ea wate r,' ocean,cIurr.enti
ocean proIperty
ABSTRACT: Earlier inv6stijA6rs: (Nansen,,.Shirok i, Shtokman deep
identified surface., i
-and bottom water masses ltv:ihe ArctjLc'.' made in 1941 and
Luvestiga-,
owever, a study
ti6ns conducted by MAsimo4jl946) Ttmofeyev' 0946, 1951), and others
have revealed
the presence of an underwater-,rise.impeding water exchange at the
bottom water level
in the Nansen depression. 'Tudko*ich (1955), Treshnikov (1959). and
Coachman and
Barnes .(1961) investigated Arctic water characteristics and
established the,. existence
of'Pacific Ocean waters in the-basin.: AIr study made between 1951 and
1963 showed, that
1) the intermediate temperature minimum.,found at 100 to 150 m water
levels In the east-
ern part.of the Arctic basin d:the interlay 2)
an er areof the Pacific Ocean origin,
the composition. of the two layers entering the Arctic basin f%vm the
Pacific Ocean-
through the Bering Stral-it, are -substantially different in
temperatures salinity, and
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molds havia a
penlitic: stnicture. Sinct the cost d
productim or charocial Im
Is 100% more than the
cW of Productim of coke iron. and since
the durability
of AM molft made of charcoal frou is culf 0-16T.
hightt
than Ibst of coke itop, the use of molds and Ift is wn
so
MAW
high-gTiult, chill mulds for Weel ingot.
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The drislit 4 mitirntalkm W the- r4AI% %thnild Itc lot- Irp
onvo. The C"Iftl rcJls arv tool a. luraldv as, I fir Ithi-i-I
hills Not 111111cor they ft*l 1"A. lilt ctist pff imil pitshict
i,
the ph"i was WilMiled %loth 0 -Ni mcrl bill I licit rit,t I.-i
"lilt looruld"cl it ritrorl"I'I'Ve. I hi. It
CO jjru~iI-'AntbreLpite Feb 51.
'70i tbe'Virdblem. of Producing
Therm6anthracite,"
Prof ~ 1q. I. Blinov ZIS
Mitey Proiz" No 2, Pp 35, 36
UvIews several works published in the
USSR,
Inalcating poor and sometimes erroneous
sub-
stantiation of,conclusions made,in
respect to
rual processi:ng of Ural anthracites in
:c#pola furnaces, and use of
thermoanthracite
netallurgical fuel. Expts, conducted by,
Vral,:Inst of; Metals in 1939,
established ponal-
of using, thermoanthracite.
as'cake--.,:.'-,
185T5
BLIMV, N.I.
Increase the durability of drill casing. Razved.t okb.nedr
21 n0-5:21-31 8-0 155. (MA 91l2)
(Borixg mactkinery)
t
BLINOVI_&j.,, prof.;. EDNMROCRIEDV, F.V., starshiy
prepodavatell:
IMD(OV, V.P.,, dote.; SALAHATOV, M.A., assistant;
VJMININI TU.I.,
assistant
Increasing the durability of shot boring bits.
Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; .
Sor.zhu.i. no.4:57-66 '58o (MIRA 32:11)
1. Sverdlovskly goruyy institute
(Boring machinery)
",AUTHORSt
TITLEt
PERIODICALt
ABSTRACT:
Card 1/2
SOV/132-58-12-4/14
__-A1ieeYT-ffT1-%~ontorahchikovq P-V-, Lyubimov, V.P., S010matovs.
M.A. and Vershinin, Yu.I.
To Increase the Durability of Shot Boring Bits (Povyaheniye
stoykosti drobovykh koronok)
Razvedka i okhrana nedr, 1958, Nr 12, pp 24-31 (USSR)
The Sverdlovsk Mining Institute conducted extensive tests
with different shot boring bits to establish the main factors
which- inorease the.resistanee to wear of the bits under
different geological conditions. "These factors aret 1) the
influeii" of the hardness of shot boring bits on the drilling
speed,-, 2) the influence of the chemical composition of these
bits on their resistance to wear. and-on the drilling speed;
and )) the influence .of the shape of the bits on their re-
sistanoe to -wear and.,on.the drilling speed (See Graphics-1
to 7). The following'opfialusions were reached.- 1) in the
drilling of bore holes with tempered steel shots, the boring
bits must have vertical rectangular indentations. They are
most simple.to manufaoturep maintain constant preasure on
the rook and.inorease drilling speed; 2) the drilling speed
dependsIon the shape of the indentation, its xidth and height
To Increase the Durability of Shot Boring Bits SOV/132-58-12-4/14
and also on the thickness of the walls and the hardness- of
the metal of the bit. Bits with a rectangular indentation
and with 10 - 12 mm thick walls give the best results', 3)
the basic parameters of the bit mus-k be as 11'01101wsi. a) a rec--
tangular 150 - 200 mm high and 1/4 - 1/87TD wide 'Undentation;
b) the walls of the bit must be 10 - 12 mm thicki o) the
total height of,the bit must be 250 - 300 mm; 4) the shot
boring bits-must be made from steel of the brands U12S,
30KhGSY 40Kh and 45, tempered for a metal strength of 25
30 HRc-
There are 7 graphs, 1 table and 10 Soviet references.,
ASSOCIATION: The Sverdlovskiy gornyy institut (The Sverdlovsk Mining
In-
stitute)
-BLINOVO N.I.j FISARENKOO G,A.,
Shot for exploratory hole boring in hard rock. Lit. proizv. no. 2:8-
3-1 F 161* (KM 14:4)
(Iron fmmding) (Shot)
SERBINv A,.P.; BLINOVt NJ.
CeprUin properties of cast graphitized steel. Lit. proizv.
no,3:25-26
961. (,MIRA 14: 6)
(Steel castings)
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misill Strul tleptum Is W destroyed by the croop VISAymo
ta hulluill blixid of the A group; an the other ju,ul. it 6 -00
tsuilpicirly d-royed by the cultrum of bullun Sit
froilps " and 0. Tnixilig A [ScPsin "it. with scition -00
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BLINOV., N. I.
Therapy of war traumas. Pod red. N. N. Petrova i
P. A. Kupriianova.
Izd. 6., perer. (Lehingrad) Medgiz, 19~2. 422 p.
ilT,Ti,Mv 1. f . - I ~ - - -
" F. I . . ~ I - - - --- - --- - - . I- -- - - . - Ell C-4/ 41A.F - -
- , , ---. m
BUM# N. I. and D?.OiV",-H4VAj N. 3
-~"Significance of the Rh Factor in thq Clinical Aspects
of Blood Transfusion*
SOMC3: Sov. Vrach (Soviet Physician).,. Issus, 12~, p 25,
1~48
BLTNOV) N. I., Prof
PA 10/49TP1
.. . .......
oine.
"Dissertations Read Before the Second rAniWad
Medical lutittito (laningrad, aanitation- Hygiene
Medical Institute)~17 Wo I* 33.inov, Prof 1 p
*Vest KhLrurgII*.Vol LVIrip No 2
Summarizes.thres dIssortationst. (1) primary do-
layed satureO,-'(2) treatment of sap~%r'ativa surgis.
oal InfootioPis dai to~pirontoral injection of bao-
terlophage; (3),experienoe irith froat line sargical
treatment of era-fooerebma vounde.
- 1. ~~ ~:.I-"., ,11 ~ .~ :
310U. BLINOV, N. I.
Amotatsii. [Khirorg,dissertatsii,, zashchishch. v
Voen-mor, med.
akad, v techenie 1948 g. i v In-te onkologii Akad. med.
muk SSSIO
Vestnik khirurgii im. Grekova., 1949, No. 4, 72-78
BLINOV, N. I.
Intra-oageous local anesthesia. Sovet. mad. no.10:30-32
Oct 1951. (CLML 21:1)
1, Professor. 2. Of the Second Surgical Clinic of the State
Institute for the Advanced Training of Physicians (Heid -
Honored Worker in Science Prof. X. N. Umarin, Corresponding
Member of the Academy of Medical Sciences USSR).
Many exptl and clinical facts prove that
blood
transfusion affects the central nervous
system.
This is particularly apparent when
incompatible
blood is used (novocain blocks then prevent
the
action on the nervous system), but even
compatible
b.lood differs to sozie extent from that of
the pa-
tient. Transfusion of blood by the drip
method
207T70
~U&M/Medicine Blood Transfusion Jan/Feb:52
(Coutd, 1
cambsta postoperational shock,-although the
blood
iyiessur& is certainly not raised b3~ any
mech'iearAs,
irt this mitbod. The anti-shock action of
intra-
',:Arterial as distinguished from
intravenous trans
ftisiou is likewise not only due to
a,mech,effecti.
also to stimulation of nervous
interoreceptors.-~
Apiteroceptorgs T~e -reflex character of
hemolytic
~*)iock has been well substantiated. Bl:inov
ob-
served transfusion, under absence of
hemolytic re-,,
action, of 300 ml of group A Lblood to a
patient'
b~tloqging to the 0 group. The patient was,
under.
pentothal narcosis, so that the reflex action
his ~orf~%Ujsm was lowered (366 ii! 'o group
0 blood'!
and 300 ml-of anti-shock soln contg 10%
0falc
later ~adziuistvred. to. him
1. -BLINCV, N. 1., Prof.
2. ussit (6oo)
4. Suppuration.
7. Present day concept of the pathogene3is of sepsis. Vest. khir. 72
no. 6, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, March
1953, Uncl-
TMRQVA, A.D.; CHISTMOVAR V.G.; BMOV. M., professor,
savednyushohly.
Ilootrocardiographio observations in heart wounds. Xhirurgiia
no.6:35-38
je 153. (MLU 6:8)
1. 3-ya kafedra khirurgii Gosndarstvennogo ordena lenins,
iustituts. usover
shenstvovaniya vrachey Imeni S.M..Xirova.
(Heart-Woundeand InJuries) (laactrocardiography)
BLINOV, N.I., professor.
Raplies to Dr.I.S,Ishchenkols qaestions. Yest.khir. 73 no.3:78
Yq-J& '530'
NLRA 6:6 )
(Blood--Transfusion) (Shook) . I
I
11;
HOKROVSK&YA. S.P.; ma'Ov. N.I.. professor, 2aveft%mahchiy; MOM.
N.N.. pro-
foosor, direktOOKI-F! "I
Use of penicillin in infections of the oral cavity; experimental
staidy. Vest.
khir. 73 no.)k25-29 Jl-Ag 153. (HUA 6:8)
1. 3-ra khirargicheakeva kaf edra Leningrmiskogo gosudarstvannogo
Ordena le-
nina inatituta uuovershenstvor-aniya vrachey iteui S.K.Kirova, (for
Blinov and
Hokrovalmya). 2. leningrMakly gonudarstvanrqy Ordena lenjua Justitut
1180-
vershenstvovantra vrachey iiseni S.X.Kirova (for Hishchuk).
(Mouth-Sepsis) (Penicillin)
and GRIGCRYWA
_~UARVIK D A 9
MAWD4 N-1-
49 IF. 1. AND GRIGORYLTA L. V. Use of the antibiotic aspergIne in
surgery
(Russian text) VISTN.KM. 1953, 7314 (42-48) Tables 1
Aspergine. a now antibiotic, acts an all Gram-positive microbes in
general and espec-
ially on the germs of the intestinal flora and on the enterocaccus.
In trials carried
out from March 1951 onwards at the Leningrad Surgical Clinic
aspergine was shown to
possess an effective antibiotic power both for prophylaxis and for
treatment. One of
its advantages :in comparisonvith the other antibiotics is the
possibility of Injecting
it iv. Moreover. an far as activity in concerned, it can fully
replace penicillin.
The tov. injection of 10-20 mls of a 10% solution of aspergine does
not cause any un-
toward reaction. Aspergine dissolved in a isotonic procalne
solution may be Intro-
duced into the peritoneal cavity. The i.p. or s.c. injection of
aaperg:Lne in cases
of supIntrative or phlegmenous appendicitis enables one to close
the wound completely
without drainages Moreover the Lys injection of aspergins is
extremely useful for
the lowering of favor and for the Improvement of the patient's
general condition during
the post-operative period. Finally It was shown that i.v. aspergine
has an excellent
effect on the evolution of acute thrombophlebitio. Parenti -
Ferrara (11,2,6)
SO: Excerpta Modica, Section II, Vol 7, No 9
BLINOV, R.I., professor.
WAVOWNUMMMMMICk
problem of the pathogenesis of sepsto according to present
day concepts. Vest.khir. 74 no.1:80-82 Ja-7-154. (MIRA 7:2)
(Toxins and antitoxins)
N.I., prof.
SlIrgical treatment of acute cholocystitin;
oa'Professor Y. G.
Uglory's article printeA lit "IbirargiiaO, no.2, 1954.
Xhirargiia
Nookwa, -no-5:67-69 NY 155. (MLRA 8:9)
1. is 3-y kbirurgIcbealwy klialki GoeQarstyawwgo
instituta
usoversheastyovazlya vrachey.
(CMIMTSTITIS. surg.
Indic.)
SLI]jDV, N.J., professor.
wSlood transfusion In SurgOrY (& practItea mmual). B.T.
Petrov-
All. Reviewed b7 N.I. 211nov. Sov.sed. 19 no.6t9l-92 Je '55.
(BLOOD"TRMIUSION) (MiGW. OPARATITZ)
(PAMMU, B.T.)
BLINOT, 1. 1.
[Wmt a 001clan, sh6dd know about blood groups] Chto nuzImo suatt
vrachu ogrIqpakh kr6Vis Leningrad, Medgin, 1956. 41 p. (KIM& 10-.2)
I ( MOD GROUPS)
BLINOT, H.I., professor (Leningrad)
"Intra-osseoue anestheeiain surgical operations oa the extremities"
by I.L.Xrupko,-A-V-Vorontso, S.S.Tkichanko. Reviewed by N.I-
.Blinov. Ortoo.-t.ravm. i.protes. 17~no-,6:74 M-D 156,. (KLRA 10:2)
(IVREHITIMS-SURGERY) (LOGAL AUSTERSIA)
(KRU 0. It-L.) (VOROBTSOV, A.V.) (TUCHHHO, S.S.)
GIRGOIAT, B.S., professor; BLI, 2L.I.I., profeemorl RAIAKIIA, V.S.,
professor; KMOLIN , O.K., kandidat seditainakikh naukl
BRIONNIK, Ye.Y., kandIdat madi.toinakikh nauk; BOTIO, I.K.. kandidat
seditsinskikh nauk-, BTMOVA, V.V., kandidat maditsibakikh ua*
VUSOVA, Z.A.. Imndt&at maditainskikh uuk; ANTIPIU, A.I. nauabrqy
notrudnik
Patr Vasillevich Stpoinkil. Arkhopate 18 no.8:131-132 156, tKM 10:2)
1. DeystvitelInyy chaln ANK.53SR (for Girgolav). 2. Direktor
Institute umoTershonstvovenlya vrachey imat S.N.Xirova (for Blinov),
3.i% Direktor lauchno-issledovatellskogo institute travmatolbgit i
ortopedii (for Dalskina)
tSIPOVISKII, POR VASILIIVICH)
BLINOV, N*Io, profeavor; ANDRNMA, V.I.; GRIGORIYEVA, L.V.
Txperience in using protein blood substitutes In surgical clinics.
Sov.%oil. 20 no.2!44--49 7 156. Mu 917)
Is 3-y khtrargicheskoy kliniki (sav.-prof. N.I.BlInov) Institute,
usoverehSnGtTOTAUIY& Trachey Imeni S.H.Tirova (Leningrad)
(PLASKA SUBSTIMM, ther. use
in surg,)
(PWTOPMT NN CARR
plasma, substitute transfusion)
BLE90Y. N.I.,-praressor-
Course of experlmutal,soft tissue vounds and bona fractures in
radiation slokneves Rd.rurgiia 32 no.11:4-6-5~ X'156. (MM 10:~)
l.. 10-y kI rur9kchesk or.kliniki Gosudarstvennogo ordena,
Lenin&
.4
institute usoirerabonsty,ovanlya vrachey imient S.H.XiFqva9
(YRACTUAS. exper.-
6ff of radi'ationa on healing process in rabbits!)
(WOUN'DS'A,jW IRMIAS, exper
of'soft tissue in rabbits, eff. of radiations on
healing process)
(RADIATIONS,.- eff
'66~heallng process of expere fracte & soft tissue
Iijuries in:rabbits)
BLINOV, B.I..professor,(Leningrad, Nevskil pr., d. 27, kv. 69.)
Training of anesthesiologists. Vast. kh1r. 77 n0-2:106-108 7 156
(MIRL 9:6)
li Direktor Gosudarstvannogo ordena Lanina instituta
usoverohenetvomiya vmohey Imeni BX Kiron, Leningrad.
(ANESTHESIOLOGY, edue,
in Russia)
BLINOV, N.I., RX fessor (Nevskly pr., dv. 27, kv. 69)
Some controversial problems in surgery for acute appendicitis,
Vest.khir.,77 no.8:120-125,Ag 156. WHA 9:10)
1. Iz 3-y khirurgichookoy kliniki (;av. prof. N.I.Blinov) lienin-
gradskogo goswU#tvannogo ordenAlanina inatituta usovershenstvo-
vautya v*ache:r im, S.H.Xirova
(APFMIGITIS, G.Urg')
wa~
Complication in Intrapelvic protrusion of the acetabulum
Ortop.,
trave. i protex, 18 no,2s49-51 Kr-Ap 157, ZKLRA 10:8)
1. Is III kht-11urgichaskqy klinild Goeudaretyannogo inatituta
uBovershonstvovantya vrachey v Ieningrade
(ACITABULUK,- die.
intrapelvic protrusion$ couple)
PoBnINSKIT, red,.I_BLINOTo I.Le red.
[Radiation sickness and combined injuries to the body;
collected
pspore] Luchavala bolesn' i kombWrovannye' porazhanila orga-
nisma; sbornik nauchnykh trudov. Laningradp 1958. 335 p.
(MIRA 13%7)
I* Leningrad, Gosudaretvaunyy Institut usovershoustvoyaniya
vrachey.
(RADima siawss)-,.,
CERPTA -MICA See 9 '.!'al 131? Suvery July 59
JEX
3605. (1046) THANSFUSIO' N OF COLD-RESISTANT BLOOD IN A
SURGICAL
i CLINIC (Russian text) - Blinov N. 1. and Andreeva V. 1. -
SOV.
MED. 1958, 22/5 (54-51) Tab LF-3-r-
Transfusions of a. c. 'cold-resis~tant blood' were performed
176 times in 98 pa-
tients. This blood had been preserved by Bieliakov's methods
(published In 1954).
Cold-resistant blood may be kept at a temperature or -150 to
-160 C. for 60-70 days
without lose of its biological properties. and may be employed
in the same way as
blood Preserved in the usual wpy,
-4
BLINOT, Nolo, prof, (Leningrad, Nevokly pro# d,27, kr.69)
ftpurative Infection vith periodic reappeArnnee of metastases.
[with summmr7 In -mgliehj. Yest.khir.80 no.4182-85 ApOO: (mzu nt5)
I* Is .3-y khirurgioheekoy kliniki Leningradekogo ordens Lenin
inatituta usovershenstvomiya vrmohey im. S.M. Kirova.
(A33SCUS
periodic recur., microbiol. A ther. (Rue))
3LINOV. Nikolay Illich. red.
[Practical manual on operative technics for rural district and
regional surgeons] Praktichaskoe rukovodetvo po operativnol
tekhnike dlia sel'skikh raionnykh i uchaetkovykh khirurgov.
~Leningrad, Medgizq 1939, 393 p. (MIRA 13:9)
I
(SURGMT, OPIRATIVIC)
M
BLINOV, N.19t prof, (Laningradg Nevokly prospelct, d,27
kv.69)
Rshousekli retraotor for amputation of the hips
reet,khirs 83
no.llill7-119 N 159. (MIRA 13:4)
l..Iz 3-y khtrurgichookey kliniki (sav. - prof. N.I.
Blinov) lenin-
gradskogo ordena Lenina inetituta usovershoustvovanlya
vrachey Im.
SoMe lirova,
(AMPUTATION equipment & supplien)
BOLISMWAMIKOV, A. Ies dotoent
Soviet public health and mdical science during the period of
the extensive building of commism. [Trudy] GIDUV no.23:29-38
160, (MIRA 15:7)
(Cmmumm AND SCIPME) (PUBLIC HEALTH)
(MEDICINE)
I
BL1NOV, N.10S, Prof.
Pathological states simulatizigamuts diseases of the
orgem-lef
the abdminal. cavity#~Vbotkhir* 85 to,,9snO-n7 8 160,
(MM 13 in)
1. Zaveduyushchiy 3-7 kbirurgicbeekoy kafedroy
loningradekogo-
goivudarvtv9=ogo ordwm Unina inatituta
umovereheustvovaniya
vrachey imo S*M,, 11rovao
(ABUM-DISMES)
BMOVI NOXOP professor
Implantation of the omentum Into nonparanitic abdominal cysta
not suitable for removale Vestokhir. no-4:3--5 161. (tan 1484)
1. 1z 3wy khirurgichaskoy kliniki (sav. - prof. N.I. Minov)
Zeningradakogo ordena Lenina, institute, usovershenstvoraniya,
vraohey im. S.M. Kirova&
(ABDMW-TUMMS) (CHENVJM"-TRANSPLANTATiaN) (mm)
prof.; GOMZYAKOV, Georgiy Aleksandrovich, prof.;
TALIMAN~ I.M., red.; LEBEDEVA, Z.V., tekhn. red.
[Difficulties and errors in diagnosing acute diseases of the
organs of the abdominal cavityj Trudnooti i oshibki
diagnostiki.
OBtrykh zabolevanii organov briusbnoi polosti. Leningrad,
Medgiz,
1962. 242 p. (MIRA 15:6)
(ABDOM-DISEASES)
soor (lefiingradp Nevskiy prep d.27, kv*69);
-4~Lovl
Adhesive disease and its treatment with Wobel's operation.
V
ast.khir. no.1%63~-68 1620 (MIRA 15t1)
le Iz 3--7 khirurgicheakoy kliniki (zav. - prof* Wele ELizov)
laningradskogo ordena lanina inatituta usovershanstvovaniya
vra0hey (dir. - dotsent A*Ye. Kiselev).
(ADUISIONS (AVATOMr)). (SURGERY)
,~~BM~OV, N.I., prof.; GRIGORIMA., L.Vo
Diaphragmatic hernias of the e9ophageal hiatus. Sov.med. no.3s
0-5Z 162. 15 5)
le Iz 3-y khirurgichookoy kliniki Leningradakogo instituta uso-
vershenstvovaniya vracbey (zavo - prof,. Vol. Minov).
(MeMUGM--HWIA)
ABRAKOV# L#V*j kand, mod. nauk; BLINOV N I" prof.; GADZHIYEV, S.A.j
V.. S.F. pr-oT-.;-- MIN I.A., prof.; ZEEOLID,
prof.; GODUNO . L P
A.-N., prof.; KORDTKEVICH, N,S,, dots.; MARLEY,, Xe.F.; MASLOV,,
S.I., kand. mod. naukj NADEIN, A.P.p.prof.; POSTNIKOVW~:B..N.P
prof.; ROZOV, V..I., prof.Cdeceased); UGRYMMV, VXJ_'~r6fq
KMMV, B.M... prof.; U.DFdRAN, Nikolay Illich, red.; KHARASH,
G.A.', tekhn. red,
(Manual on surgical interventions for surgeons of rural sec-
tional and district hospitals] Rukovodstvo po operativnym vme-
shatelletvam dlia khirurgov sellskikh uohastkovykh i rRionnykh
bollnits. Izd.2., ispr. i dop, Leningrad, Medgiz, 1963. 390 p.
(MIRA l6t7)
(suRrsERY-HANDBOOKS, MANUALS, ETC.)
?PLINOV,
AlekSandr Pavlovich Wain.; oh Us 70th birtbda7l,.Vest.
khir, 90 n0-3',4130 Mr'63- 1643.0)
(NADEIN, WMANDR PAVLOnaft *3
BLINOV, Nola,, piof, (laftingrad, Nevskiy pfospa, d
'.27, kr. 60); BISOVA, V. Go
Roentgenological indications for Noble.'s cmteroplw7.
Vestn.
khir..Grokov. 90 no-0-99-104 Ap'63 (MIRA 17t2)
1. rz 3-v. khirurgicheskoy kliniki ( zav-. - prof.
N.I.Blinor)
i kafedry rentgenologi:L ( zav. - prof. Shol,
Abrartov) Lenin-
grzadskogo ordena Lenina instituta usovershmutTovwiTa
vrachey
imeni S.Mo Kirova*
BLINOV, N.I., prof. (Leningrad, Vevskiy prospekt 27, kv.69);
YAKOVLEVA, O.A.
Acute Postoperative cholecystitis. Vest. khJ . 92 no.6:9-12 Je
16-4.
(MIRA 18:5)
1. Iz. 3-y khirurgichoskoy kliniki. (zav. - prof. N.I. Blinov)
Lenin-
gradskogo ordena Lenlrvi instituta usovershenstvovaniya vrachey
imeni
Kirova.
MARNOVA, Ye.N.) otv. red.; AVERBUKH, Ye.S.y red *
BLINOV N.I!,p
BORZUNOVA
red.; BONDAREV, N.L, red.;
ZFNEVICH., G.V., red.; IINUKHINI S.S.p red.;
14YASISHCFEV,
V.N.' red.; ?MVCMAYSKIY, B.Ya.s red.; POVORINSKIY,
Yu.A.,
red.; POLIKARPOV, S.N., red.; SIBIRKIN, N.V.p red.;
FEDOTOV, D.D., red.; CHISTOVICH., A.S., red.;
ZACHEPITSK]YI
R.A., red.
[Problems of psychiatry; anniversary collection of
articles
dedicated to the 60th birthday of Professor Izmail
Fedorovich Sluchevskii] Problenr psikhiatrii;
iubileinyi
sbornik, posviashchennyi 60-letiiu so dnia
rozhdeniia profee-
sora Izmaila Fedorovicha Sluchevskogo. Leningrad,
Meditsina,
1964. 434 P. (MIRA 17:12)
7
Using drawing in *machine desigo. Standartizataiia no.5:72
S-0 134, (MLRA 8:2)
1, Nachallnik konstruktorskogo otdola Sverdlovskogo
otdolentYS6
(Haoldner swing)
BLIVOV NK..,.inzh.
Outdoor-type porcelain Partition-inoulators with aluminum current
TILINU,-" prof. (Leningrad); GROZDOV, D.Mt prof.(Moskva);
GOLIDGAMMER., K.K.V doktor med.nauk(Yj6skva); DRACHINSKAYA,
Ye.S., prof.(Lenifigrad)j KORNEV, P.G.t sasl. dayatell nauki,
profo(Leningrad); LEVIT,, V S.9 zeal. dayatell nauki rof
r
(deceased); LIDSKIYt A.T.-pozaal. deyatell nauki prof" fSve~dlovek);
HAPALKOV, P.N., zael. deyatell nauki prof,(Leningradi; PETROV,B.A.,
prof.; PRIOROV, N.N.[.deceased); SAMNOM, B.A., dots.(Leningrad);,
SELITSOVSKIYJ, Pal,,' profjdeceased);-FRU14KIN,, A.P., prof.
[deceased]; KHOLDIN, S.A.,, prof.(Leningrad); SHAKHBAZYAN,, Ye.S.,
prof.(Mo kva); SHLAPOMPSKIY V.Ya- p prof.(Fbskva); YUSEVICH,Ya.S.,
prof.(Le:rngrad)j VISHNEVSKIY", A.A., prof.,.red.; GOLIDGAMERP
K.K., red.; EELICHIKOVAj Yu.S., tekhn. red.
(specialized surgery; manual for physicians in three volumes]
Ghastnaia khiiurgila; rukowdstwdlia vrachei v trekh tomakh. Pod
red. A.A.Vishnevokogo i V.S.Levita.-Hoskva, Medgiz. Vol.20[Abdodinal
qWty and its organs, spinal cord, spine, pelvis., urogenital system]
polost' i ee organy, spinnoi nozg, pozvonochnik taz, mo-
chepolovaia sistema) 1963. 717 p.-
WRA 160)
1. DeystvitelInyy chlen.Akademii-meditsinskikh nauk-(for Kornev,
Priorov). 2. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii meditsinskikh nauk
(for Lidskiyp Petrovp Kholdin).
(SURGERY)
IN VI, Njp inzh.o- BOGDAN I
ZL OV D.I., inzh.
Automatic compensation of expected voltage drop in a
transmission
line.with switching-in of-large loads. Vest.
elektroprom. 34
no.4:54-58 AP 161. (NIRA 16:10)
Btudies on antifun&ms antibiotics of the candicidim, type,
[with summaz7 in Inglishl. Antibiotiki 3 no.1:58.62 Ja-7158
(KIRA 11115)
11 Laboratoriya isyekauiya i kulti-virovaniya produateentov
Instituts po izyskaniyu novykh itutibiotikov AMR SSSR.
(ANIBIOTICS, effects
candicidiu. fungostatic (Rue))
(PUSGICIDIS,
candicidin (Rus))
BLINOV, 11.0.
Taxonomical position of organisms producing antifungal
anti-
biotics of candicidin type. Antibiotiki 3 no-5:13-17 S-0
1584' (MIRA 12: U)
1. Laboratoriya, isyekaniya i kul'tivirovaniya
produtsentov
antibiotikov tzav. -1 prof.G.F.Gause) Institute, PO
12yakaniyu
novy.kh antibiotikov AXI SSSR.
(ANTIBIOTICS9
candicidin, prod.by & classif. of Actinomyces
(RUB ) )
(FOGICIDES,
SSM6 )
(ACTINOMYCHS,
candicidin-prod. strains, classif. (Rua))
BLT'NOV, N. 0.: Master Biol Soi (diss) -- "A study of
certain antibiotics of
actinomyeetio origin vhich suppress the developmmt of
Candida albicans".
Moscow, 1959. 12 pp (Acad Med Soi TJSqR),, 200 copies
(EL, No 18, 1959, 123)
BLI
P 'or chromatographic study of IN-gl'I'llin. Antibiotiki 5 no.2:
19P-20 1.
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