SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LUFEROVA, YE.I. - LUGOSI, J.

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Luferova, Ye. 1. "The 11stimilation of r,,t-ylene diolerte (,'rnt,-.et;c fat in
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organism of meinmalstl I D01~1--dY im. TiL.,jryazeva), Ise-ue ~3, 191.11
(In index: 1949), P. 178-70w;
SO: 1? J111Y 53, (Leto-nist Zhuriml lnylch Stntey, No. 20, 19L9).

KVAPIL, R., dr., inzo; LU~y-K"-inz*
Distribution of pressure in irregular experimental ores used for
crushing tests. Rudy 9 no.11:382-384 N 161.
(ores)

LINSKY, K.
Insulation against underground water in the connecting tunnel of the
Berlin subway. p. 270.
Wimers of the State Prizes and persons decorated with the Order of
Labor among the prominent experts in the field of building engineering.
p. 276.
STAVBY. Praha. Vol. 2, no. 7, July 1954.
SOURCEt East European Accessions List (EEAL), LC, Vol. 5, no. 3, March 1956.

-1-YLYT 0- 40, ~-
ImProvln& work methode. Den.i kred. 18 no.4:65-66 Ap l6o.
(MIRA 13:4)
I., Upravlyayuuhchiy Dnovskim otdeleniyem Gosbanka Pskovakoy
oblasti,
(Dno Diatrict-Banks and banking)

MIAND / Morobiology. Human and Animal Pathogcns- r
Coryclob%atoria.
Abe Zour: Rof Zhur-Biol., No 2, 1959, 5GZ2.
lather Cho.,jaT.owokj. Z.; Tranaikowskm, A.;
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TIUs 3 Clusr-ictoriatto Of carynobnotcrium Diphthcriso
su-nins IssoInt: d During the 1955-6 Badamia in
tio city or Lod=.
Crig Pubs P%%ogI. cpLdoziol. , 1957, U, No 4. 391-383.
lZatraott The propcrtics of 276 diPhtborift strains too-
Lntod from E50 pationto in tho city or Lodz,
which tha author considors an ond=ic cantor

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LbstmOts th-3 aiA0OAPI,ta- gr3vid typo, diffaring from the
~1=3 to (sr-vold HaLood) ty;)3 in aartain roapacts;
I.9A bolondod to the mitin typa; ind 1.2% to the
Ij&toraodiuttj?Q; in 17.21A of straina, the typo
wiss not as b ish,)d. The ZurkOW31CI study of
1236 showed considomblo prodaminnnoo of the
Altis type. Of 169 strains Isolated from pati-
Onto In 1952, SwIntroka found 33.5.4 Fra7iZ typo;
10.3,A -lAcomplotu- gravis typa; 10.7* aitle typo.
Comparing thj evolution ar-A distribution of diph-
thorIz ynthogmas observed 1z Lodz with thz prop-
ossad MaLcO4 achama of a 25-yonr cycle (mitis-
Utoraodiu:r-greLvin-graroid-=iti3), the auth-
oris coneld th.1 tthe =%I.-= provulanco or the
gmvla typo In the Lodz area hiss pasoad; the
Mrd 2/3
ace or than Incomplete" or -'&typical-
McLeod grovis (grav ;d) type is beginning, as
a transitional stage toward the mitts type.
Evolution Of 11tr1liall can. ta a certain dearec,
40POAd on IcaUnizatton of the population. load-
ing to survLval of mora toxic strains, which
most CO."120ftlY belong to the grovis typo.
X. A. Gruzman.
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ACC NRt AP6021322 (A) SOURCE CODEs PO/0081/63/019/003/03D9/0313
AUTHORt jeliaszewlcz, ~.,-Hawlger,-;. Czacks, j.t Cygankiew cz-Sionnicka, H.;
Gorska, A.; Gulinski, .; Hebenstreit, C.; Klimelk,_H.1 jKlapowska, K. Krol,
re-n j_J.; nRoMs_~; f!py~~; Endxyrml W Pernal, L
C.; Pogorzelska, L., __a~inakiL.; �iennicki, W.; Sikora, G.; SzYmanczyki- Terech,-
i!?d
Hzez-ov- .-larr-Aw. Wroclaw (Wojawodzka 1. Hiejska Stacj Sanitarno-Epidemiologicana);
BatterioloiZic,Laboratory, No. 3, PSK, Wroclaw (Laboratorium Baktariologiczny)
TITL'--': Antibiot~c-resistant strains or Streptococcue viridans, Streptococcus Fecalis,
Ercherichia colij~o Pseudomonas aeruginoea, Proteus species and Klabsialla speciesp
isolated in Poland in 1960-1963
SOURCEz Przeglad epidemiologicznys Y. 19, no. 3, 1965, 309-313
TOPIC TAGS: bacteriology, penicillin, atrentomycin, tetracycline, erythromycinp
neomycin
ABSNACT- SensitiviNtents of the above strains were carried out in respect to peni-
cillin, Atrnpt.-jcejn tetracyclines, chloramphenicol, erythromycin and neomycin. It
was found that resistance to antibiotics in Streptococci' differed from that in Gram-
negative bacilli. Streptococcus fecalia was found highly resistant tq penicillin and
erythromycin. Appreciable resistance to all antibiotics was noted in strains identift
as Streptococcus viridans. Resistance varied iaccording to samples and territorial die,
tribution. Experiments were conducted in 11 centers throughout the country siodtans-
ouslyl results were cosipared with those obtained in an lddntLeal "rimiental series Ji
a single hospital environment. Orig. art. bass 2 tables. ZJP47
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STDWI14M, Rsyezard; ITIEDZIBISKA, Halina; KUL&Y?SU, Irena; TAGPRZAK, Zdzislawa, i)z.-f
LEWIM, Jolanta; LLFT, Anna
Digestive tract disorders in the course 9f chlorom7catin treatment. Foloki
tygod. lek. 13 no-36:1398-1403 8 SePt 58.
1. Z Kliniki Chorob 7,akaznych A. M. w Lodzi; kierownik: doc. dr mad. J.
Chrzonowski i ze Staoji Sanatorno-Epidemiologioznej m. Lodzi; dyrekbor:
dr med. J. Zanski. Adres: Lodz, u1. Wieckowskiego Hr 7 m. 22.
(OHIORAMPIUNIGOL, inj. eff.
gastrointestinal disord.7(pol))
(GMTROINTESTINAL DISFASES, etiol. & pathogen.
chloramphenicol (Pol))

USM/Che mistry Selenium Apr 1948
chemistry. - coatings
mime JuyteLUizetion of Liquid Selenium," S.S.
Urazovskly, B.D. Luft, Cher~ BW Tnst imeni S.M.
Kirov, Xhar I kov, 71 -PP
-zhur Fiz xhim!, voi xxii, no 4
Stud.y kinetics of the metallization of vit-riform
selenium in various nitrogen-containing -irganic
bases. Establish relation of the capacity for
metallization to the thermal condition of the
original liquid stage of selenium in temperature
67TIO.
UM/ChemIstry - Selenium Apr 1948
(Contd)
range from the melting point to 5000 C. ftyress
thecries on the cause of observed anomalies based
the possibility for the formation of selenide.
34baltied 1947.
67TIO

S. S. Urazovskii. L. S. Palatnik, and B. D. Luft On the mechanism of cv stallization of
. T-3 y
glassy selenium in the nitrogen containing compounds. P. 1034.
By methods of rontgenographic, microscopic and other forms of analysis, the process
of spreading of er7stallization into glass selenium sticks in contact with various amines
at room temperatures is investigated. In diethylamine samples a process of recrystalliza-
tion has been observed.
State University
Chemico Technological Institute, Kharkov
November 26, 1947
SO: Journal of Physical Chemistry (USSR) 22, No. 9, 1946

USSR/Optics Optical Methods of Analysis. Instruments. K-7
Abe.Jour Referat Zhur - Fizilm, No 3, 1957, 7981
Author Vidro, G-I-).;i~, B.D.
Title Application of Gas-Discharge Instruments as Sources of
Light for Spectral Analysis of Inert Gases.
Orig Pub Zavod. laboratoriya, 1956, 22, No 4, 442-443
Abstract A method is proposed for determining neon and helium in
gas-discharge apparatus by using as a source of light
the apparatus itself. In this work the source of light
was a TG-lP tube (filament voltage 6-3, plate current
35 ma, pressure of gas in the tube 2 mm), in which there
occurs during the time of operation an are discharge,
which is accompanied by the glow of the gases located
in the tube. The glow of the tube is projected through
an opening in the anode (1 mm in diameter) on to the
slit of the ISP-51 spectrogxaph with a camera having
f - 270. The spectra were photographed on a "Pankhrom"
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USSR/CLAics - Optical Methods of Analys-is. Instruments. K-7
. .Abe Jour : Referat Zhur - Fi.zik-a, No 3, 1957, 7981
The standards used were TG-lP tube filled with helium
with a known content of neon.
The analytic pairs of 14-nes were Ile 6402.2 A -- He
6678.2 A at a content of 0.01 -- 0.1 and Ne 5852 A --
He 5875.6 A with a content of 0.1 -- 1%.
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USSR/ Analytical Chemistry Analysis of Inorganic Substances G-2
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 4, 1957, 12129
Author Luft B.D " Sher Ye.S.
Title Deiermination of Micro-Ainounts of Mineral Oils in
Organic Solvents and on Metal Parts
Orig Pub Zavod. laboratoriya, 1956, 22, No 7, 784-787
Abstract Semi-quantitative, accelerated method for determining
small amounts of initieral oils in organic solvents (by
means of drop colorimetry) is based on formation of oil
film on porous paper impregnated with dimethyl glyoxim-a-
te of Ni. Sensitivity of determination 0.22 g/liter.
A Drocedure has been worked out for quantitative determi-
nation of micro-amounts of mineral oils in trichlorethyle,
ne, chloroform, dichlorethylene, with the SF-4 spectropho-
tometer. Sensitivity of determination 0.01 g/liter of
solvent, accuracy 2-3~, durabion 5-7 minutes
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LIVOY. Uhiversytet
RAtOrialy % V"acyUZIt2g,7 soltahchanlys po spelctroaxopil. t. Is
XOIOkul7&rnAY& fiVekt--0310PlY& (Papers of the 10th All-UnIon
Conference on Spectroscopy. Vol. 1: Molecular Spectroscopy)
(L-vov) Izd-vo Wvovskogo uni-I-ta. 195T. 499 p. 4 000 copies
printed. (Seriest Ites Fixychnyy zblr:qk, Y".
Additional Sponsoring Agency: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Komieslyl po
opektroakopli. Ed.i Gazer, S,L Tooh. Edil Saranyuk, T.V.1
Editorial Boards Lanisterg, 0.3:1, Academic an (Ranp. Ed., Deceased),
Reporent, B.S., Doctor of Physical " Mathematical Sciences.
Fabelinakly, 1,L., Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sclenceap
t..J; V.A.. Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences,
V.0., Candidate of Tec'mical Sciences, Rayakly, S.M.,
Candidate 'of ft/slosa and Mathematioal Sciences, falmovskly, L.K.,
Candidate of Physical and Mathematical 84ienciG, Millyanchuk, V.S..
Candidate or Physical sz-A Mathematical Sciences and Olaubarman,
A. U., Candidate or Physical and Mathematical b4lences.
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-Luft 0 V , and Ye. S. Sher. Speatrophotometria Method
Determination of Ml.rq.UU.. of Mineral
Oil In Organic Solvents And on Metal Parts 337
Koxyreva, H.S., and I.V. RodnikOYL. Study of Ps-
troleum Oil by Means of Infrared Absorption Spectra 340
3ergiyahko, S.P., M.P. Taterina, and L.M. Rozanberg.
Infrared Spectroscopic Study of High Molecular
Petroleum Paraftins 344
Kard, P.O. AnalytIoal 7hoory of X-Itilayer DisleatrIs
Coatings 350
R~Alyakova, V,A.0 and A.1, Ylakellahtsyn, Absorption
Spectra of Light Filters Made of Ors"Lo Glass Per
the Visible Spectrum 352
LIVak1r Yu. U. Polarization Characteristics or
BY-6661 Zqulpmnt 355
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AUTHORSS
'TITLEi
S/06 62/024/005/004/010
B106YI1186
Zhigach, K * F , Luft, B. D., Finkellahteynt M. Z.,
Goloshohapova; I'._3_.,_T_fm_Okhin, I. M.p Chuvilina, L. B.
Investigation of aqueous alundum suspensions stabilized by
carboxy-methyl cellulose for electrophoretic coatifig
PERIODICALs Kolloidnyy zhurnal,.v. 24, no. 5', 1562, 558 - 564
TEXT% The effect of several phy81cochemical characteristics of sodium
carboxy-methyl cellulose (Va-CMC) on its efficiency as a stabilizer for
aqueous suspensions of alundum for electrophoretid coating was studied.
The sedimentation stability of the suspension*is~raised with increasing
degrees of polymerization, etherification, and Na-CMC concentration in the
suspension. Greater thickness of coatings'is obtained-with an increasing
degree of polymerization of Fa-CMC, while increasing etherification resulted
in thinner coatings. The homogeneity of coatings improves with a lower .
'degree.of polymerization, and a higher degree of etherification and Na-CMG
concentTation. The anodic gas evolution, which is very detrimental to the
quality of coatings, increases with etherification and Wa-CMC concentration
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S/069/62/024/005/004/010
B106/B186
in the suspension, and is reduced by an increasing degree of polymerization.
The resistance of coatings to 0.05 N NaOR increases with concentration,
degree of polymerization, and etherification of Na-CMC. Electron-
microscopic measurements showed that the stabilizing effect of Na-CMC is
based on the adsorption of high-molecular ions (CMC)'-*4'to the alundum
particles, and on the formation of structurized protecting gels which pre-
vent the joining of the individual particles. The best coatings are ob-
tained by stabilizing the alundum suspensions with purified Na-CMC having
a degree of polymerization of 500-550 and a degree of etherification of
70-80 in a concentration of 0.3-0.5% of the aqueous phase.. The results
were used in developing a new industrial technique of producing electrq-
phoretic insulating coatings from aqueous alundum. suspensions on parts of
electron tubes. Thus, the use of toxic and inflammable organic solvents
and of nitrocellulose can be abandoned. There are 8 figures'and 1 table.
The English-language reference iss L. E. Greyp .Electronic. Eng. 26, 4029
1954.
y inetitut neftekbimicheskoy i gazovoy promyshlennosti
Gubkina (Moscow institute of Petroohemical and Gas
imeni I. M. Gubkin)

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Investigation of aqueous alundum ...
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VIDRO, G.I*; LM, B.L.; MkTORIH, YU.V.
Using gas discharge apparatus as light sources for the spectrum
analysis of inert gases. liz.abor. no,4,.212-214 158.
(MIR& 12:5)
(Electric discharges through gases) (Gases, Rare*--Spectra)

LUCA..P., dr.; BALABAN, Gh.conf.; GWRGESCU,. L., conf.; MEFIU, Mr.;
BOLOVEM., M. dr.; BRABORESCU, Elisabeta, dr.~LUFT.E.Cdm.
F
Association of Recklinghausen's neurofibromatosis with pheo-
chromocytoma; adrenalectomy. Med. intern. (Bacur.) 10 no.5:
625-628 My'64
1. Lucrare efectuata in Sectia de cardiologie si Sectia de
chirurgie, S.M.S.j Resitat

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Mr-
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IP 0
Ch 1. ka, atcl taftietWtj at'
INY
butte Ik as amount of added water.
Sanitary.
CzajkA, freha Luft, and Iterm Nowacka (,
ipildtMial, SM-"tUWN" ,Poland). RoestiM P44#wmgo
*Z4kkdit Rig. 3, 3 1-W1Q54XFuehh aujismary).-MWs.
have b"n inadaaft,ieeh~hga in spi r.fdry-WO&MICnI.
and refractivity of butterrAlk " it futittlott of the amt. of
water added The addal. wAt#.r do" not trightati P
Its the Indus"] processing, themfo" It mutt be rejanied
as due to adulter-LWan. It 6s bmt shown that tht ebarifet
Jtj the above-menttoned characteristics vary directly with
!the dfln. The tamn values obtained during the summer
m somewhat tower than those obtabed during winter, and
the differenm betwrtit extreme values dftteAsft with diln.
!The mnu vulues for the summer and the winter seasons
were, resp.1 sp. gr. 1.017, 1.0220; dry nis-o 5.838%.
PA!~25; retraction 30.6*. 31:01. Alina S. Sxczesafak-

LUFT, KrYstyna
The helmintbe of Jay, Garrulus glandarius L. and magpie Pica pica L.
from Lublin Palatinate. Acts. parasit Pol 8 no.21/32-'35i-356 160.
1, Department of Parasitology and Parasitic Diseaesso Agricultural
College of Lublin.' Read: Sugeniusz Zarnowski, doo., dr.

A proposed wthod for the study of the frequency of rhouratic
diseases, Raumtologia Polska no.3sl53-169 160.
1. Z'Instytutu Reumatologicznego w Warssawis Dyrektora prof, dr mod,
E. Reicbar
(RHZM%T!SM statist)

LAZOWSKI, Zygmlint; Stanislaw; KONOPSKA, Wieslawa
Fxperimental adminisiLration of the blood from rheLmatoid
patients to mice. Re=atologja (Warsz.) I no.1:29-32 163.
1. Z Insty'~-,tu Reumatologicznego w Warszawie (Dyrektors prof.
dr med. E. Reicher).

LUFT., Stanislaw; PAKUIA., Zofia
Artbropathia psoriatica in siblings. Reumatologia (Warsz.)
1 no.1:55-60 163.
1. Z Tnotytutu Reumatologioznego w Warozawie (Dvrektort dr
med. W.L. Bruhl).

GAIWLIK, Zblgriev; Inctttutri 0 ',~,ewma-
010~~ ( Ir, P-tyt I I t Re UY.-; at 0 1 Ogii ) i1). WR..'f'F.I a I,,, !,"LV-zvAor "J-rof6
Dr 'Mod E, REICHER znd the Dcpartme,-A, of :Mthollogica'311. Ana-
Lo my (27 'alclad Arm-tom.1i PatoI,)gIozneJ ) of the AM 77ka-lom.AlL
leledyezria -- Mridtcal Schoof", in "Worsaw, Dioactor: Dooe--it.
Dr Med R. STANCUK.
I 'Kfieumatotrl. ArtimItIs wltl.,A. 51.gtns oj.' So-me -Collq,-anocem.
A s c h o f 4~' 1 q X o 4A i I e i ii i t b e Sh e 1 e t s, 1 14, 1 v o I e, f~ . 0 j~x ca R. c p C, r +LI I I
Wa.e-,srjwb Poleir-1. -T.rF?o-!tiik Lekarelri. Vol XVIII, No 28 Jar,
Abstraett4i.,tho., iznamarv lvodinc-ei7 A, mf
rbsumatold aithritla In rcmrt-~~d. Signs characterlatia of
.1
some collap- 2oexiatrid- byperp~~.csle. of thi-, "Llang Inter-
,.:enosep
stitial tiesue, multiple Aachoff's nodiAue-s- 1!~,. the 3-111~eletal
$,.,I) &M.1streptolysine.9 tit-'Ere In th.? virum.
mu.sclct;. and h'r
;5 illuetratioric; 7 referendes, 4 Polish, 3 ~Iaetplern.

BRUHL) Wlodzimierz,- LUFT, Stanislaw; WROBLFMSKA-ZUK, Miroslawa.
Incomplete clinical syndrcmes. Psoriatle arthropathy and
Reiterts disease. Reumatologia (Warsz.) 2 no.4015-319 164.
1. Z II Oddzialu Reumatologicznego Instytutu Reumatologicznego
w Warszavie( Ordynator Oddzialu i Dyrektor Instytutu: dr. med.
W. Bruhl).

LUZ 0~'.
-QEF~~
y of norhtem Dohenia
Iygodiim Laudini H'cer in the Teetdar- ~ L,
p. 284 (Vestinik) Vol 32, no. 4, 1957, Praha, Czechoslovakia.
SO: 11onthly Index of East 113uropean Accessions (MrAI) LC, V-61. 7, no.1, Jan 19"),35

BRUHL~ W.; KONOPSKA,, W.; LUFT,*S.; WROBLEWSKA-GUFF, T..
Serotonin tests in rheumatic diseases. .Reum. Pol. 4:133-137 161.
L Z Instytutu Reumatologii v Warozawie Dyrektort dr med. W. Bruhl.
(REMATISM) (SEROTONIN)

LUFT S~~ --,-qAWLIK, Zbigniew
A case of progressive chronic rheumatism vith features of
several collagenoses and the presence of Aschoff nod*o in
skeletal muaclea., Pol. tyg. lek. 18 no,,5,.178-182 28 JS 063.
lo Z Instytutu Reumatologii w Warazawiel dyrektor3 prof, dr
mod. E. Reicher i z Zakladu Anatomii Patologicznej AM w
Warszavie; p.o. kierownika: doc. dr mod. R. Stanczyk.
(ARTHRITIS$ RHEUMATOID) (PATHOLOGY)
(MUSCLES) (DIAGNOSIS, Dn?FERENTIAL)

CZECH/34-59-1-4/28
AUTHORS: Burda, Stanislav and Liiftner, Antonin
TITLE: Influence of Hydrogen on the Occurrence of Defects in
Large Aluminium Alloy Forgings (Vliv vod-tku na "skyt
vad u velVch v~kovkd ze slitin hlini"ku) VY
PERIODICAL: Hutnicke" Listy, 1959, Nr 1, pp 1?-22 (Czechoslovakia)
ABSTRACT: Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Czechoslovak
Scientific and Technological Society for Metallurgy and
Foundry Practice , Pilsen, May 15, 1958.
The authors consider as a large forging one weighing
more than 100 kg. To verify the quality of forgings,
one forging from each melt is subjected to mechanical
tests, to fractographic tests and to investigations of
the micro and macro-structures. Faults detected in
hardened and work-hardened forgings are predominantly
of a round shape of sizes up to several square centimetres;
the surface of such defects shows a metallio'brightness
and they are similar to flakes in steel. Views on the
origin of these defects vary. However, by systematic
study of the production and quality tests during the
individual operations the authors established (Ref 3)
Card 1/6 that the observed defects are internal cracks which have
L"I"

CZECH/34-59-1-4/28
Influence of Hydrogen on the Occurrence of Defects in Large
Aluminium Alloy Forgings
not been detected during tests of the material from the
ingot prior to forging or in pressed specimens. This
means that the cracks must have occurred during further
processing. Tests revealed that the formation of cracks
can be influenced by the process of recrystallization
caused by continuous deformation during upsetting.
The results of further tests can be summarised thus:
1. The primary cause of formation of internal cracks
is the quality of the starting material; crack formation
during forging is of secondary impQrtance.
2. With increasing content of hydrogen, the danger of
defects3increases; up to a hydrogen content of
0.23 em /100 g the effect of hydrogen can be successfully
overcome by gradual upsetting.
3. The fracture surfaces of tested forgings do not allow
a conclusion on whether a decreasing hydrogen content
reduces the frequency of occurrence of a layered fracture.
4. The hydrogen content in itself is not the cause of
occurrence of cracks, not even if the ingot is pressed
Card 2/6 in the hot state by means of an extrusion press. Even
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CZECH/34-59-1-4/28
Influence of Hydrogen on the Occurrence of Defects in Large
Aluminium Alloy Forgings
after heat treatment such material never proved
unfavourable from the point of view of the number of
defects.
5. The influence of hydr9gen content on the mechanical
values after various methods of forging does not
manifest itself either in the longitudinal or in the
transverse directions. Of considerable influence on
the mechanical values is the method of upsetting.
Upsetting by means of continudus'pressure results in
higher mechanical values than for step-by-step upsetting.
The mechanical properties obtained for a longitudinal
and a transverse cut depending on the method of
upsetting, is graphea in Fig 11.
6. Metallographic investigation did not reveal any
accompanying phenomena which would elucidate the
occurrence of cracks.
7. It was found that in smaller or very small forgings
from the same material similar faults either do not
occur at all or occur only in very isolated cases.
Card 3/6 Conclusions; On the b.asis of the accompanying phenomena,
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Influence of Hydrogen on the Occurrence of Defects in Large
Aluminium Alloy Fargings
the authors conclude that hydrogen only facilitates
the formation of cracks but does not in itself participate
in the crack formations if no additional stresses are
generated. This is confirmed by the.fact that for
hydrogen contents of 0.14 to 0.31 am"/100 g no cracks
were detected at all in heat treated test cylinders,
taken from the ingot or from polished rods. Experimental
and.shop experience has proved that thermal stresses
during hardening are not responsible for the occurrence
of such faults. Therefore, the authors believe that
crack formation during upsetting is caused by the'combined
effect of hydrogen and stresses generated during
shaping deformation. Due to interruption in the
deformation process and pauses between individual
deformation cycles the additional-tensile stresses in
the case of step-wise (non-continuous) upsetting are low,
since during the intervals between individual operations
the material has time for stress-relaxation and for
Card 4/6 equalization of the stresses throughout the deformed
7

CZECH/34-59-1-4/28
'Influence.".,igydrogen on the occurrence of Defects in Large
Aluminium Alloy Forgings
cross section. Important factors are the stress
distribution and the chemical composition in the cross
section of the upset ingot, segregation, gas content etc.
The results of the metallographic analysis show that
cracks occur in the eutectic always along grain or
block boundaries and at the spots where the material has
a low degree of coherence and,in some cases along the
network of the silicon eutectic, It appears that the
hydrogen is concentrated around particles of the eutectic
but its locati6n does not necessarily bring about crack
formation. However, in direct ratio to its content the
hydrogen increases the tendency of the material to become
brittle. From the metallographic point of view the
same type of phenomena are observed as for floculi in
etched polished steel sections. No phenomena can be
observed around the cracks which would explain why the
cracks occur at random in one place or another. Howeverl
it appears that the effect of a further additional
tensile stress is essential for a crack to form. Data
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CZECH/34-59-1-4/28
influence of Hydrogen on the Occurrence of Defects in Large
Aluminium Alloy Forgings
hydrogen saturation by the used forging method and
the frequency of occurrence of faults.
There are 11 figures, 1 table and 9 references,
5 of which are Czech'.4 English.
ASSG"."IIATION: Za~vody V. I. Lenina, Plzen4 (V. I. Lenin Works, Pilsen)
SUBMITTED: April 26, 1958
Card 6/6

Z/O 31/6 3/011/00 4/002/002
E073/E335
AUTHORS: Benda. Petr. Engineer. Ldftner. Antor.Zn-and
Kajer, Stanislav
TITLE: Influence.of prdforging on the quality of forgings
of blades for aircraft propellers-
PERIODICAL: StrojXrert:0ca vyroba, no. 4. 1963, 200 - 203
TEXT: Experience gained in the manufacture of propeller
blades bylthe V.I. Lenin Works,.Pilsen, ks described. The
composition of the alloy must.conform with the specification
6SN 4:2 4201. i.e.' have the Eollowinj; cornposItion (%,I.- Cu 3.3
4. 8, 2NIn 0 . 4- 0.3, Mg 0.4 - 0.8. rest Al, the i.,iaximum part;iissible.
'1 0.1. Fa + Ni'O.7, Si 0.7,
content of admixtures being Fe 0.7. N
za 0.3. others 0.1; total 1.8%,. , After hardening, the minimum
mechanical pro 2erties in the lon6itudinal direction must be
"'Pt - 3-8--hgAin, 65 13 As_startin~;
.Material.extruded circular or square cross-section rods of various
dimensions were used. On. the basis of theexporiments, a more
simple preforging technology is recomaended for smaller propeller
Card 1/3

z/o3l/63/011/004'/002/002
Influence of .... E07VE335
blades. in a,ccordance wi th this.technology, an extruded bar
130 X 57 ma, :1100 ran long, was cut by a saw into tivo lialves, with
dimensions as-- shown in Fig. 8. The bar was then subjected to
upsetting along approximately three-fifths of its length to
reduct the height to 57 min. as- shovm in Fig. 12, an('- forged in a
die without rehea.ting. The preforged blade- was placed into the die
ivith the original .3urface, produced by sawingi in i sidai,.ays
position; this'improved- tlib~-tcxture in the transverse direction
and the depth of local structure ivau reduced to a
minimum. There are 13 figures
ASSOCIATION: ZJv6dy V.I. Lcnina, hp.,Plzen
(V.I. Lenizi Works, n. p." kilson)
Card W3

TURNIBUCA, E.1 ing.; LUFTSCHUTZ 0.
)
Problem of beech log conversion by frame saws or band saws. Ind
lemnului 16 no.1-3-7 Ja 16.~.
1. Ministry of Forestry Economy.

- - - - -- - - - - - -- - -- - -- -
Dlinie Svai no Stroitelstvah Mostov (Long Piles in Bridge Construction), Moscow, 1944.
-11 . - ~

1UGA,A.A., inzhener
Long piles in major restoration of bridges. Tekh.zhel.dor.6 no.10:
27-29 6147. (MIRA 8:12)
(Bridges--Repairing)

WGA.A.A., inshener
Rare case in pile driving. Takh.thel.dor. 7 no.8:28-29 Ag!48.
(Piling (Civil engineering)) (MIRA 8:1i1

LUGA, A.A. kand.tekhn.nauk
m~~
Work of soil cores In open-lower-and pipe piles. Trudy TSNIS no.4.,
89-104 '52. (MIRA 12:1)
(Piling (Civil engineering))

USM/Geology - Clay Fundaments.. 21 Jun 53
Caspian
"Shrinkage of Ancient_Qround Strata In the Caspian
-All
Lowlands,"U1. A. Luga'~- -Union Sci-Res Inst of
Railroad Construction and Planning., Min of Transpor-
tation USSR
Do Sm., vol go,, No 61 PP 1135-1137
Discusses compression properties of clays in the Cas-
pian lowland. Thanks S. S. Demeshev, I. S. Llvov,
P. G. Chizhikov and.A. P. Gretsov for their interest
in the work and discussion'of the results of the
269T60
investigation and also A. S. Solntseva, A. F. Gri-
shin, M. V. Yermolova and G. 1. Buranova for assist-
ing in the investigations. Presented by Acad D. S.
Belyankin (deceased) 2 Apr 53.

LUGAo A.A*
Certain characteristics of Khazar cla7 found In the Caspian
Sea region. Dokl.AH SSSR 94 no.5:945-948 F '54. (MLRA 7:2)
1. Voesoyuznyy nauchno-issladovateliskiy institut zhelezno-
dorozhnogo stroitelletva I proyektirovaniya, Ministerstva -putey
soobahcheniya SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom A.G.Betekhtinym.
(CaBpian Sea region--Clay) (Clay-Caspiam. Sea region)

LUGA, A. A.
Vertical load and supporting capacity of vertically driven groups
of piles. Dokl.Aff SSSR 95 no.3:463-464 Mr 154. (MIAA 7:3)
1. Voesoyuznyy n&uchno-issledovatel',,.'*-- institut zheleznodoroshnogo
stroitellstva i proyaktirovaniya patsy soobshchenlya
SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom A.I.LUSITI&BOVYm. (File drivIng)

LUGA, A. A.
IISSR/Miscellaneous Miterials
Card
Authors Luga, A. A.J and SoIntstuvap A. S.

Title Study of wood pulp of 700-years old posts
Periodical Dokl. AN SSSR, 96, Ed. 5, 937 9401
Juaa 1954
,
Abstract Wooden posts (oak and pine) continuously covered by insipid water or
driven into the ground-below the water line are considered as elements

with unlimited service life. V,
arts of the posts protruding above the
water line are kibJect. to destruction from the comPIRratively rapid
process of decaying. Wood posts driven into dry ground generally dis-
play the same characteristics with one exception that. the decaying
process spreads down to the lowest levol bordering with ground waters.
Colored
photos are shown of oak and pine samp'.Ics taken fron posts which
remained in enter for a period of WO yearq. Table.
Institution RUtistry of Corx-minications MIR, All-Union Tnstitute
of Railroad Construct,ton and Planning.
Presented by Ac.ademician, It. I. Nekraiov$ Febr. 22, 1,354

L
-USISR/ Geology - Petrography
Card 1/1 Pub. 22- 34/40
Authors a Luga, A. A.
Title i Effect of glacial loads on the shrinking of certain ground strata in the
Baltic region
Periodical t Dok. AN SSSR 99/20 311-314., Nov 11, 1954
Abstract, t The effect of glacial loads on the shrinkage of certain ground strata (rock
beds) in the Baltic region was investigated by driving steel tubular piles
63 cm in diameter, and 32-34 m in length into the ground. The results ob-
tained from these static tests are ahown.- Four USSR references (1947-1954).
Graphs.-
Institution All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Railroad Engineering
Presented by: Academician P. A. Rebinder, June 24, 1954

1UGALA.A,, ;,andidat tekhnicheakikh nauk; PAVWV.B.A. , inzhener; PCIPKOV,
inshener; DORaMM,F.I., inzhener; MOROZ(YV,N.I., inzhener;
USAC"ZV,A.A., inzhener
Coffer construction by means of deeper sinking. Transp.stroi 5
no.5:23-24 J1'55- (MLRA B-12)
(Cofferdams)

LUGA, A,A., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk.
- - I
Investigation of the problem of lateral friction In massive
deep foundation piling. Trady TSNIS no-13:146-187 155.
(Foundations) (Boil mechanics) (MIRA 9:6)

USSR/ Geology
Card 1/1 Pub,22 311/47
Authorw t Luga, A. A.
Titlo
About-the geological structure of the Apsheron dam of the Caspian-Sea
Periodical Dok. a ssm loo/6, 1149-1150, Feb 21, 1955
Abstraot Geolo.gical data are presented regarding the tectonics of the natural
Apsheron dam of the Caspian Sea. Three USSR references (1951-1954).
Drawing.
Institution All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Railroad Construction and
Planning
Presented by: Academician N. M. Strakhov, December 8, 1954
7

LUGA, A.A., kandidat takhnichaskM nauk.
~:I . W -
' 4-1.7 .1 " -
, ='~~bdss on hillsides near Ullianovsk.
Ny 156.
Priroda 45 no.5:111-112
Offju 9: 8)
1. Vaesoyusnyy nauchno-iseledovateliskiy institut transporinogo
strottelletwa.
(Ullianovsk-Landslidem)

LUGOSI. Armand
The worldis level in manufacturing woodworking machines. II.
Faipar 10 no.7:198-20Y J:L 160.
1. Faipari Kutato Intezet.

Luck)SI, Armand _
I---
The world's level in Yvaimfacturing wooduarking II1.
Fai.Tar 10 no.8t220,-235 Ag 160.
1. Faipari Kutato Intezet.

LUGOSI, Armand
The world's level of producing woodworking machines. IV. Faipar 10
no.10005-33.1 Q 160.
1. Faip'ari Kutato Intent.

LUGOSI, Armand
The world's level of producing woodworking machines. V. Faipar 10
no.11:335-341 N 160.
1. Faiparl Kutato Intezet,

LUGOSI, Armand, oklev-elea gepeszmernok
Stress conditions and oscillations of the wood industry tools.
Yaipar. 12 no.4t113-120 Ap?62
f-

LUGOSII Armand
Degree of mechanization and some questions relating to the
continuous running of the wood industry machines. Faipar 12
no.6:17Z-175 Je '(~-
1. Faipari Rutato Intezet.

I LUGOBI) Armand., drop egyetemi docens
Some questions of the application of the technology of splitting
band saws. Faipar 12 noo9:272-277 3 162.

LIIGOSI, Armand, dr., egyeteki.docena
Teaching of xWoodwarkii*'iAchinery" at the University of Forestry
and Wood -Tndustry. RaijAtl3no.4:101-105AP 163.

CR
Appatatus far,.conflavoms 6stillsidon,
y (,I,&,
46y ,ugw L
yftyV
Ix ).-A still 1,; con.
tinuous distillation is, d=gticd and produced from a 2Y)
cm. tong iron tube of 160 mm. dium. into which a .30 In.
tong 0.5 inch spiral is introducaf. The operating calmcitv
of the still is 40 kg. dislit. water m 2M LS. lvcw~n~ %~ hr.:
This still 6 ml.""ith1v vllral~f 111AIS .111 Wcult.-Al Mill ItwAr
110111 call 411M. FITIStly

LUGOSI~ Gyorgy, okleveles bw"rnok
Investigat g water inrLWhes th.-ough the roof in the Ajka coal
basin. Bant'jap 96 no..4s262-267 i~ 063.
1. Kozepdunantuli, Szonban7aezati Troazt, Veszprom, fomernokj,,

-V
ivp,
no.
c;. F 7,j j, ,Just ry
LO!

LUGOSI , Jeno ~ FI,-,,-X)R , Las z lo , dr .
Exanomj.r.al of fr,~c(4 r:--.w F I ~ I ~,
ipar 19 no.,2,.,5(>,-60 1~ 165.
1 Institutti of' Pon-I Industry Economics and Organiza~b.)n, 5`udap,--,L,.
;). Editorial Board 14fmtxir, "FIchme-zeol 1par", Bud,,!pt.,st, (f'or Lugosi'i~

LUGOSI, Jeno
Development of the Polish food industry in the last 20 yea-S.
Elelm ipar 18 no.11:356 N 164.
1. Editorial board member, "Elelmezesi Ipar."

LUGOSI, Karoly, okleveles gopos=arnok
Manaf.Rcturing stitched fiber folts. Magy textil lI no.l:
42-45 Ja 165.

.LUGOSSY, G.
TOUT-
The Eye Department of the St. John's Hospital In Badapost. Xiserletee vizagalatok a n7em
reticuloendothel3onak mukodeserel Experiments concerning the function of the reticulo-
endothelial system of the eye Orvosi Hetilap 1948, 89/2 (17-22) Graphs 3 Tables 2 Illue. 2
The reticulo-er-dothelial cells of rabbits had been previously paralyeed by administration
of Hayden's 0.06 % electrocolloidal copper solution. Then corneas of the right eyes and
irises of the left eyes of rabbits were inoculated with haemolytic streptococci. In 24
hours the ocular changes in rabbits so inoculated were found to be more severe than in the
controls. Moth these two groups werethen given treatment for three days, consisting of
oral admintstration of 0.5 g./kg. of albucid and intra-venous administration of 0.30 g./kg.
of albucid. Paracentesia of the cornea was performed daily during this period. While
quick recovery could be observecl in animals with intact reticulo-endothelial systems,
changes due to infection in rabbits with paralysed reticulo-endothelial systems could
hardly be influenced by the treatment,as though the tissues of the eye had lost their
ability to fight infection. On histological examination no calls containing trypan blue
could be detected either around the corneal ulcer or around the abscess of the vitreous.
The sulphonamide damages cocci primarily, and the protective forces of the organism
cooperating with the reticulo-andothelial system then kill and eliminate them secondarily.
Nagy - Budapest (See- X11)
So: Excorpta Medica, Vol. II, No. 10, Sect. II, Oct. 1949

WGOSST, G.
Nev soviet method for the reconstruction of the organism;
(Filatov therapy). Orv. Netilo, Budap. 92 no-33:1049-1056
19 Aug 1951. (CL14L 20:11)
1. Prof. Doctor, Read of Pilatov's Cooperative at Kunfi Zeig.-
mond-utcai State Hospital, Ophthalmological Department (Read
Physician -- Dr. G~ula Lagossy).

LUGOSSY, Gyula, dr.
lye Injuries and dams as in iron and metal works. NapegeszesgW
36 no.3:68-71 YAr 55-
1. Koslamany &Z Orazagos Rheum& as Furdougyi Intezat (igazgato:
Dubovitz Donee dr.) szemesseti oBztalyorol (foorvos: lugossy
Gyula dr. ).
(BYE, wounds and Injuries
occup. In iron & metal works)
CUPATIOULL DISMAJUS
(or
eye inj. in iron & metal works)
(WOUMAND INJURIES
eye, in iron & metal works)

I ~
O.iy.C"~E'RNIS~4ICA Sec.12 VoliU/4 Ophthalmolo&7 Apr57
656. LUGOSSY G. State Inst. of Rheum.. Budapest. * P r e c a n c i r o u a c o n -
- -- 11 - -- I - .

i!r~cl COAle
ditions of the bulbar conjunctiva AMER.J.OPHTHAL. 1956,
42/1 (112-115) Ulus. 1
The author reviews the literature and comments on the various titles used for
this condition. usually called 'epithelial plaque'. They are identical with leuco-
plakias, recurrences are frequent and are best prevented by early excision.
Two case reports are presented. Ellis - Los Angeles,g4if.
--v-

LUOOSSY Oyul&
I ..
Bilateral cataract extractions. Szemesset 93 no.l:" 32 March 56,
.,0-
1. As Orssagos Reuma so Furdoual Intezet (igasgato: Duvovitz
Donee) szomoostalyanak (foorwos: Lugossy Gyula) kozl.
(CATARACT XXTRACTION
bilateral, report on 50 cases. (Hun))

LUGOSSY, Gyula, dr.
Glaucoma and its surgery. Ory. hetil. 97 no."08.-1054-1056
16 sept 56.
1. As Ors'z4gon Reuma es Fudrdougyi Intezet (igazgato:
Dubovits. Dqnes, dr.) Szemoaztalyanak (foorvoa: Lugossy, Gyula, dr.)
k0zlemerve.
(GLAUCOU.
differ. diag. & surg. (Hun))

LUGMSY, G7ala
Effect of antigens on the fluorescein permeability of blood-apsous
humor barrier. Orv. hetil, 98 no.50-51:1380-1382 15-22 Doe 57.
19 As Oresagos Reuma as J'ardougyI, Inteset (Igazgato: YarkiLa Karoly
dr., as orvostudomanvok doktora) Szemosztalyanak (foorvos: lagosay
Gyula dr.) kozlemerqe.
(AqUADUS HUMOR
blood-aqueous humor barrier, off. of antigens on
fluorescein permeability (Hun))
(BIDQD
SAME)
(ANTIGINS
effect. on fluorescein permeability of blood-aqueous
humor barrier (Hun))
(PlUORBSCRIN
permeability of blood-sLqmeous humor barrier, off. of
antigens (Hun))

T
'-"',DlCA 6ee 121V'01 13/5 Onihthalmology Ray 59
697. THE EPPEur OP ANTIGENS ON THE PLUORESCEIIN PERMEABILITY
OF THE BLOOD-AQUEOUS BARRIER - Die Wirkung der Antigene aut die
FluoreszeinpermeabilitAt der Blut- Kammerwasser Schranke - LU a 0 s s y G .
Augenabt. , Landesforsch. Inst. far Rheuma und 133derwesen, -TuRa-pest -
KLIN-MBI-AUGENHEILK. 1958, 132/6 (84B-855) Graphs 4 Tables I
Illus. 4
The effect of antigens on the fluorescein permeability of the blood-aqueous barrier
wus determined with the aid of a new apparatus, the principle of which is that in a
cuvelte a fluorescein solution of known concentration is compared with the fluores-
rein content of the aqueous fluid. For details, the original article should be con-
sulted. Using this fluorometer the concentration variations are drterm; ned at
stated intervals after an i.v. injection of a 10% solution of sodium - fluor, see in. The
values found are marked on a system of coordinates.In various disorders (episcler-
itis, sclerokeratitis, kerato-iritis iridocyclitia, uveitis, chorloiditis and chorio-
retinitis) tests were made with several kinds of antigens, obtained from dental
granulomata, tonsils, prostates and tuberculin; on the basis of the increased per-
meability of the blood-aqueous barrier, concentration - curves were drawn related
to the aetiology of the disturbance in question. Miter - Frankfurt

EXCERPTA MEDICA Sec 12 Vol 13/7 Opht~almology July 59
1130. MODIFIED IRIDENCLEISIS - N16dositott iridencleists - Lugossy G. Ors-
zdg%)s Reurna 6s FQrd6Qgyi Intdzet Szemosztdlydnak - SZE_.NTESZST_T1J58.
95,,3 (112-127) Graphs 1 Tables I Illus. 6
After a good historical review the author gives an account of his own modified iri-
dencleisis which was done in 30 patients with lasting normalization of ocular tens-
ion. The modifications consist of the addition of iridencleisis to iridectomv. Tech-
nique: After dissection of a large conjunctival flap, a wound of 8 to 10 mm. length
is prepared on the sclera at 1.5 to 2 mm. above the cornea. Gayet's incision is
used if the chamber is narrow. As in biphasic iridectomy. the iris is extracted. dis-
tended, then Its one half is cut through to the basis and laid, with its pigmentous
epithelial surface facing the sclera while its end is fixed at the other end of the
scleral wound. The conjunctival wound is carefully united with interrupted or con-
tinuous sutures. In 9076 of the operated cases the vision has been unchanged for
several years, in 705a without the administration of miotic drugs. Nlodified iriden-
cleisis was successful and there were no complications; It can be performed in all
kinds of glaucoma. Orbdn - Budapest
4t

WGOSSY, Gyula
Role of the nervous syntem in fluorescein permeability.
Szemeezet 96 no-3:108-120 3 '59.
1. As Orssagos Reum so Furdougyl Inteset (igasgato: Parkas
Karoly as orvoetudomanyok doktora) Szemesseti Oaztalyanak
(foorvos: Lugoesy Oyula as orvostudomanyok kandidatusa)
kozlemenye.
(30 pbrsiol)
(FWCEMSCANT DYBS)

Rev method for the diagnosis of tuberculotic eye diseases. Orv. hatill
100 no.51187-189 1 Peb 59.
1. Az Orazagos Reuma so Fardougyi Intezet (igazgato: Farkas Karoly dr.,
as orvoetudo=Mok doktora) Szemeszeto Osztalyanak (foorvos: Lagosay
Gyula dr., a% orvostudomariyok kandidatusa) komlemenys.,
(TUMCUUrSIS, OGUIAR, diag,
fluorometry of'fluorescein permeabilit7 of blood - vitreous
humor barrier (Him))

LUGOSST, Gyula
Clinical fluorometry and the etiology of uveitis. Szemeszet 97
no.3:157-161 S 160.
1. As Orazagoe Reum es Furdougyi Inteset (Igazgato: Farkas
Karoly as Orvostudomanyok doktora) Szemeszeti Oaztalyanak
(Foorvos: Lugoasy Gyula as orvostudomanyok kandidatusa) kozlemenye
(UVEITIS etiol)

WGOSSY.Gyula,dr.
Ciinical-'fluorometry and old age. Orv. hetil. 101 n0-13:455-459
27 mr 16o.
1. Orazagos Reum as lurdaugyi Intezet, SzemoaztslY.
I (AGING phys iol. )
FWOMCJWT DYES metab. )
OOD)
M
(AqUWM WHOR)

LUGOSSY, Gyula. dr.
Clinical data on the 13dthogenesin of glaucoma disorders. Orv.
-~etll. 101 no,35:1239-12341 28 Ag 160.
1. Orezagos Reuma so Yurdougyi Inteset, Szemoaztaly.
(GLAUCOKL etiol)

LUGOSSY, Gyula
Electric erysipha)w. Szemeszet 97 no.4:228-232 D 16o.
1. Az Orazagoo Reuma es Furdougyi Intezet Szemoaztalyanak
kozlemenye.
(CATARACT EMMACTION equip supp3_v)

LUGOSSIL_GZLIa
On the aqueous hmor and its serology. Szemeszet 98 no.2:107-123
Je 161.
.1. Az Orazagos Rc~ es Purdougyi Intezet (Igazgato: Farkas Karoly az
orvostudomanyok doktora) Szemeszeti Osztalyanal,. (Foorvos: Lugossy Gyula
az orvostudomanyok kandidatusa) koslemanye.
(AQUEOUS HUMM)

LUGOSSY, GyuU. dr.
Cataract extraction in severe myopia. Orv. hetil. 102 no.15:695-696
9 Ap 161.
1. Orazagos Reuma es Furdougyi Intezet, Szemosztaly.
(CATARACT EXTRACTION)

JHUNGARY
_-jjLqQaaY,-Gr-L1a, Dr; National Institute for Rhaumatology and Balneology,
0
Ophthalmic Department (Orszagos Reuma es Furdougyi Intezet, Szp-mosztaly).
"Results of 600 Cataract Operations with the Use of Alpha-Chymotrypsin."
Budapest, Orvosi Hetilap, Vol 104, No 18, 5 May 63, pages 821-624.
Abstract: [Author's Hungarian summary modified] The operation with the
use of a-chymotrypsin makes the intrascapular removal of the lense
possible irrespective of the developmental stage of the cataract in
the most productive age from 20-60. Enzymatic zonulolysis is contra-
indicated under 20 years of age and above 60, it should only be carried
out if special indication is present for it since, in spite of most
careful observance of Barraquer's method, complications can arise in all
parts of the eye. Of 37 references 2 are Hungarian, the rest Western.
26

LUGOSSY, Gyula
Epidemiology of uveitis. Szemeszet 99 no.4:197-204 D 162.
1. Az Orszagos Reums, es Furdougyi Intent (Igazgato: Farkas Karoly
as Orvostudomanyok doktora) Szemeszeti Osztalyanak (Foorvos: Lugossy
Gyula as orvostudomanyok. kandidatusa) kozlemenye.
(UVEITIS) (IRITIS) (IRIDOCYGLITIS) (CHOROID)

LUGOSSY, Gyula
Report on the activities of the Eye DepELrtment of the National
Institute of Rheumatology and Balneology in the past 15 years.
Szemeszet 100 no.3:156-162 S 163.
1. Az Orezagos Reuma es Furdougyi Intezet (Igazgato: Farkas
Karoly) Szemeszeti Osztalyanak (Foorvos: Lugossy Gyula)
kozlemenye.
(ORITHALMOLOGY) (HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATIO11)
(HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES)
(STATISTICS)

LUGOSSY, Gyula, dr.
Experiences with 600 cataract operations performed with alpha-
chymotw~sin. Orv. hetil. 104 no.18:821-824--5 My 163.
1. Orszag6s Reuma es Furdougyi Intezet,, Szemo4qtaly.
(CHYMOTRYPSINS) (ENZYMATIC ZOWWLYSIS)

WGOSSY, GAtla
CbmPlJ,-.t4-nn after 900 cataract operations performed vith
alpha-ghymotrypaiia.Orv. hetii.,105 no,19:825-827 3 Ify'64
4C

I LUGOSSY, Gyula, dr.
Retinal complications of cataract extraction with the use
of alpha-chymotrypain. Or7. hetil. 106 no-49t 2321-2323
15 D 1 65.
1. Orszagos Rheuma es Furdougyi Intezet, Szemeszeti Osztaly
(foorvos: Lugossy, Gyula, dr.).

ALPAR, Imre; LUWSI, Jeno
Development of the Czechoslovak food industrY. Elelm inar 15 -o.21
F 161.
1. Elelmezesugyi Miniszterium (for Alper) 2. Elelmiszeripari
Szolgaltato Troszt (for Lugosi)

LUGOSI# Jew
Food Industry mcbi s at the Budapest Industry Fair, Molm
ipar .16 no*S-.249-255 Ag 262o
1. Malmisseripari Szolgaltato, Troost.. eo 091walmeseoi Ipar"
ozerkeazto bisottoagi t4mgja. -

.I LUCrOSI, Jeno
Role-of mechanization and automation in increasing productivity.
Elelm ipar I? no.5-.137-1-45 My 063.
1. Elelmiszeripari Ipargazdasagi es Uzemszervezeai 1nt-ezet;
lglelmezesi Iparu szerkeazto bizottsagi tagja.

VJGOSI, Jeno; SAIR-1011, Laszlo; TOROK, Istvan
- -
The 1958 Leipzig Spring Fair. Elelm ipar 12 no.6/7:207-213
Je-Jl 158.
1. Elelmiazeripari Szolgaltato Troszt (for Lugosi).
2. Elelmiszeripari Kozponti Gepjavito Vallalat (for Salmmn).
3. Dlelmiszeripari Gepgyar (for Torok).

LUGOSI- Jano
Food industry machinery at the Budapest International-Fair. Elelm
ipar 18 no.7:212-219 Jl 164*.
1. Institute of Food Industry Economics and Organization,'Budapest,
and Editorial board member, "Elelwzesi Ipar."

LUGOSI, Jeno
-z--,
Effect of the mechanization and automation of food pro-
duction on the increase of labor productivity. Prum
potravin 14 no. 12:636-641 D 163.
1. Ustav prumyslove ekonomiky a podnikove organizace
potravinarskeho prumyslu, Budapest, Hungary.