SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SINDEYEV, P.R. - SINDEYEV, P.R.

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BRICHKIII, A.V.. professor, doktor; Z.*kKW, G.Ye., kFndidat tekhnicheskikh
nauk.; GURACH, A.N., inzhener; CAUL&KOV. P.O., inzhener; SINDMV.
P.R., inzhaner; "WNNNUN~
-WWWWOW
Manually operated thermoborer with a single nozzle burner. Mekh.trud.
rab. 11 no.1:15-16 A '57. (MLRA 10:5)
l.Chlen-korrespondent Adademii nw* KazSSR (for Brichkin)
(Boring machinery)

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C-11~'trict;.ve element.
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BRICHKIN, A.V.; SINISYEV. P.R.; GENBACH, A.N.
Xffect of the thermal gas flow on the face of a borehole during
thermal piercing. Trudy Alt. GHNII AN Kazakh. SSR no.7.-82-101
158. (MIRA 12:7)
(Boring) (Thermodynamics)

BRICHKIII, k.V., prof.: SINDAYAV, P.I., inzh.
Distance between burner and borehole fuce and its influence on
the rate of the--.ial piercing. Izv.vys.i1cheb.zav.; gor.zhur.
no.11:74-86 '58. (MIRL 12:8)
1. Kazanskiy gornometallurgicheakiy institut, chlen-korrespondent
All KazSSA (for Brichkin). 2. AltavBkly institut All KazSSR (for
Sindoyev).
(Boring)

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UT H(C R Sinde,-;,ev, P.R.
TITLE: Conditions for Thermal Dr.'llin,- and Constructional
Elements of the Torch (Rezhim t-ermiches'-oz-o bureniya
I - ~
j ',~on_-truktivn,;yo clementy -orelli)
1-7 TODI'AL: Ves~-nik Akademii naLi`~ I,7,azr_C,.hs'.o,.r .3311,r
U C_
PP 50 - 63 (U03R)
ABSTRACT: This article ex-amines the optimum conditions for
successful thermal drilling .,ihich does not only de-
pend on the 1.,iorkin-- conditions of the torch (temper-
~~Lture, speed of -as cur-ent, pressure in the com-
b-_~t also on the conditions of the
bustion chamber)
,
drillin- orocess itself. Correct drillin,-- imDlies
keeping the torch at an -~decuLte moving speed for
-s, maintaining the
n conditions and t pes of roc'X.
[,-I ve ~
distance betveen the torch and the borehole face
and the diameter of t- h -- borehole, .-.,hich derends on
the above-mentioned distance and dr-LilLn-,, speed.
Card 1/3 The author's thermal drillinl~- e~--:,,eriments carried

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V/5
i. t ion:~ f or T, Drill inf., :-jn,.Ii I.',-,n.-.-,
Torch
out on rocks of the Kounradsl. iy rudnik (Kounrads'~iy
'z.'ine) h~,ve laid r-reat stress on the distance of the
torch end from the surface of the borehole face. It
has been determined that a chanr-e of distance, under
0
otherwise eaual conditions, also change the drilling
speed and t~e bore hole diam,:.,ter. In other words,
M.Antainin-- an optimum distance between face and
torch is indispensable for intensive drillinrr. In the
first section of the article, the author considers
the functional dependence of the distance between
torch and face. ITC concludes that bore hole dia-
meter and distance between face and torch depend
on the dynamic indices of the -as current and the
desi:-n of the burner and nozzles. Ex-oeriments con-
U
firr."Ied the theoretical conSiderations! A comparison
between experimental and theoretical data showed
onl,., slicht devial-io-no. 2o establish the distance
between face and torch and t',le bore hole di_,neter,
therefore, the theoretical 'premises can be fully
utilized. The author further deals, with t"-e, influence
Card 2/3 of zerlain types of shock -.-.raves on rock demolition

Conditions for Therm~J, Drillinr, and' Eler-ento of the
Torch
and wi th the f orm of t~ie 1-o:-c" --s b-ffle. He sum-
marizes his st.--temen+-s follo,-S: 1) Succe2sful
thermal drilling is onl,~,~ po~,--:]'Lble, if a supersonic
hif.h-te.-)erature r,as current cap--ble of producing
511~ck_ w~-.'v'ess io ap_',liedi i~f7 aB[;le of incide8ce at
the bore hole face must be ~1/0 ', at least 75)
4-1) The rotation a-n,-Ie o~ the peripheral nozzies
sh.--ill not exceed 10- 15 - 5) Thi~~ burner must be
equipped viith n C3s baffle, which is suitable in
form and ensures a maximum life o-oan for the torch.
L~) The distance between the end of the torch and
the bore hole face io of Great practical i.-Ilportance
for the intensity of drilling-,. 5) 1.7ainta-inin- the
distance within optimum limits requires the deve-
lopment of a special auto-atic control device at
an industrial thermal driilin~- plant. There are
10 fiCures, G tables and 11 references, 10 of which
are Soviet and 1 Enc-lish.
Card 3/3

BRICFKIN, A.V.; - SINDEYEV_,__F.,.R,.; GENBACH, A.N.
Form of the gas screen of a jet device for thermal boring. Trudy
Alt. GHNII All Kazakh. SSR 10:10-115 161# (MIRA 14:9)
(Boring--Equipment and supplies)

SINDEYEV, P.R.; FEOFANOV, V.A.
Automating jet piercing. Trudy Alt, G!.21II Mi Kazakh. SSR 15:115-122
163. (MIRA 17:3)

SINDEYEV, P.R.; SYUNDYUKOV, U.M.
Some characteristics of the designing of torches for manual jet
piercing. Trudy Alt. GI-21II AN Kazakh. SSR 15:123-137 163.
(MIRA 17:3)

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LEVSHINq Vladimir Arturovich; FIL014MO-BORODICH, M.M.v doktor tekhn.nauk,
prof., retsenzent; VOSTROKNUTOV, S.P., doktor tekhn.naukq prof.,
retsenzent;.=ETEV, V,A*j prof.9 retsenzent; SOKOLOV, V.I.,
doktor tekhn.~--~--,,-P-~-o-f.-t-r-a"t6senzenti- MINAYEVA, T.M.P red.;
SHAPENKOVA, T.A., tekhn.red.
[Strength of materials) Soprotivleuie materialov. Moskva, Izd-vo
nauchno-tekhn.lit-ry RSFSRq 1961. 1+75 p. (MIU 14:6)
(Strength of materials)

GUJSIIKOVI Georgiy Sergeyevich, doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.; BEZUKEOV,
N.I., zasl. deyntell nauki i tekhniki RSF5R, doktor tekhn.
nauk, prof., retsenzent- SIEDZY of., red.; KOZLOV,
A.P., red. izd-va; UV A, A.F., tekhn. red.; DEMMIA, N.F.t
tekhn. red.
[Engineering methods for strength and rigidity analysis; vith
the use of noments of high ordersiInzhenernye metody raschetov
na prochnnst' i zhestkost'; s prireneniem iroventov vysokikh po-
riadkov. lzd.2.,, peror. i dop. Moskva, Mashgiz, 1962. 354 P.
NITRA 15:9)
(Strength of materials)

GLIJ,I,IIKL)V , G~S. 31111)KYU , V.A. [ci~4coaned); BE2'MIOV , N. I.. n6 tor
t.~,khm.'riabk.
Prof.. za-il. de,.,atell nauki i tf:k~inikl
RSF.11~, retsenzent, KOFILENE, V.F.., proll.;
v7TAYEVA, G.I., red.
in tho streng-th of materials)
Voskva, Vysshaia smkola, 194'~; 57C? p.

Z)IND-ETEVA, E.11,
iverperal period in women with increased blood loas during
labor, Sov. mod. 25 no.4:48-152 Ap 162- (INIRA 15:6)
1. Iz kafedry akushorstva i ginekologii (zav. - prof. K.N.
Zhmakin) I MookovskcCo ordena Lenina meditsinskogo instituta.
(LIBOR , CC,14PLICATED)
(FUERPIRIM-1)

qVi....-I IN
ACC Nki ~023071 S-- U; 10 00"_Z. W0191/66/000/004/000/0064
Au_; Sindq Ostikov, AX. S.; Droyzen, V. Y..
OiiG; none
TITL,:-,s Anticoriasion properties of polyethalcne coatings with mineral fillers
FoU.1,CE: Plasticheskiyo massy, no. 4,, 19~6, '03-64
coating, corrosion Inhibitort filler, quartz,
71PIC TAGS: polyethylene, A
ASSTiRACT. The authors havc investir-ated tio cf4'cc*v of mars-halite, quartz, fc1dqp!.-,r#.
,'dinbasa, talciza, and mica filiers~,Iuscd to iz.)rove tho strength characteristics and
Iril-idity of Wlyethyleno coatino's in corrasive'-mcdja uncipr ab ative conditions. Coat-
r
nf_-s of P-4004 T polyethylene with 0.94 jjen,3'density, 0.6 d10 min. fusion Index,
:0.08,'k, ash content, and 25 filler, 400-500,U thick, wera sprayed on 60 mm long#
115 _=s diameter cylindrical steel spocimens. The specimens were tested In 10% NaClp
i 2/11V H S? and 4'/10 NaOH solutions at 20, 40, 60, and 80G. The life of tho coatings was
2 41
.deterin,aned by measuring the electrical roristance with the aid of a teraoluzz-otor
'MIX-4
I
A (see Tablo). The corroiive troatment was ropeatcd every week, For 7 hr. the
Ispecimcns were hold at 80C, the rost of tho, timo at room temperature. The life, of coat_~
I
Angs decreased as the temperature was increased.(Figure 1). An increase in the life of

L OF)")12-67
I ACC NR, ;,P6023071
iTable 1. The effect of mineral fillers on the service life of polyethelents coatinds
Service 1110 01 a n . in weoks
at 800 no fillerl marshalite quartz feldspar diabasel talcum mica
2- 4: 8 21 20 7 3
6 days,_
;10'r 'NaCl: 1 day
!~2~10: 6 days 7 21 20 8 21 12 3
'1 4` N-OMIT-1-d-ay
~ f-
ii;1-1-3; 3 days 6 9 9 7 1 8 5- 9
;pH=10: 3 days J
Icoatings can be attributed to the stress-relieving effect of the fillers. Frillerre-
iinforced coatings, nowover,, underCp spot corrosion due to hydrophobic and hydrophi34c
_qjl'nmd the filler. Hance, studies are being conducted as
idifferencoa in the pplyq~yle~,
'to the effect of imparting hydrophobic properties to mineral fillers on the properties
~of polyethylene coatings. Orig. art. has: 3 fig. and I table.
L-Card 2/3

Acc NRi - -----------------
2
\X.L - polyethylene + 25/" quartz
20 i0 60 60
9-Igure I* Life-temperature depandonce in 10~NaCl for 1 days PH=10 for 6 days
!,SUB GODEt 11,13/ SUBM DATE: none/ ORIG REFs 002
Card 313

SINDRYNYA. N.D.
Geochoulcal Indicatioa of the presence of pyrite deposits. Dokl.
AN SM 104 no.1:114 S 055. (KU 9:2)
lAmboratorlys ulneralegil I gookbialt reld,kik'h elmentev -, AbAmll
nauk SSSR.Prodstawlana akadmlkm D.I.Shcherbake"u.
(Pyrites)

SINDIMA, N.D.
Materials on the geochemistry of selenium. Tru4 Insti min. , 9,9okhim.
i kriotallokhim. red. elem. no.1:7-13 '57. XUA 11:6)
(Selenium)

SINDEYEVA, Nine Dmitriyevna (Ihstl*u" offlUineralogy, Geolhemistry)
and Cryat 8~11h emistry of Rare ElementsAAced. Sci. USSR) for Doe of
Gcole MineentagUnt Sciowee& on the basis of dissertation
defended 10 Dec 58 in Council of Ain TnsU*wk~&-of Geology of Ore
Deposits, Petrography, Mineralogy,and Geo hernis-try Ctd. Scl. USSRv
entitledt "IfIneralogy, Types of Deposits9V rincipal 46tw~$ of the
Geo* hemistry of Selenium and Tellurium." (ELMSSO USSR, 2-61, 31)
410

AUTHOR: jindeyeva, N,D- 11-58-5-7/16
T-LTLE: Selenium and Tellurium in Deposits of Different Genetic
Types (Selen i tellur v mestorozhdeniyukh razlichnykh ge-
neticheskikh tipov)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Geologicheskaya, 1958,
Nr 5, pp 78-94 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: One of the main geochemical peculiarities of selenium and
tellurium is their duality, which places these elements
on the boundary line of normal and scattered elements.
A large part of the atoms of selenium are scattered in the
deposits of sulfur, because of the similarity of their
chemical properties. Other parts of these atom.s form in-
dependent minerals, especially atoms of tellurium, because
of their dissimilarity to sulphur, Both these elements are
extracted mainly from copper and pyritic deposits in quan-
tities sufficient for industrial needs. The author de-
scribes and classifies genetic types of deposits containing
these elements. Minerals which include selenium and tel-
lurium were formed in all stages of ore-forming processes
from the magmatic to the exogenous stages. On pages 80 -
Card 1/3 81, the author presents a detailed table of the classification

11-58-5-7/16
Selenium and Tellurium in Deposits of Different Genetic Types
of all known deposits of these elements in the world.
She divides them in three main groups: Magmatic deposits;
Volcanogenous deposits; Hydrothermal deposits and Exo-
genous deposits. The largest reserves of selenium are
associated with the liquation type of magmatic deposits.
The largest reserves of tellurium, together with selenium,
are connected with the post-magmatic, mainly pyritic and
cupri-molybdic, deposits. Many other post-magmatic de-
posits also include selenium and tellurium, and therefore
can be used for the extraction of these elements. In the
sulfide deposits, the chalcopyrites have the highest con-
tent of aelenium, which is also found in pyr"-tes and molyb-
denites. In lead and zinc deposits, the tel:urium is found
mainly in the galenites. The largest part of' the deposits
containing the two elements is connected with acid or semi-
acid granitoids, but the largest deposits are usually con-
nected with the basic intrusives.
There is 1 table and 11 references, 3 of whi,-.h are Soviet,
Card 2/3 4 American, 3 German and 1 Belgian.

11-58-5-7/16
3elenium and Tellurium in Deposits of Different Genetic Types
A-J.:UCIATION: Institut mineralogii, geokhimii i kristallografii redkikh
elementov AN SSSR,Wioscow (Institute of Mineralogy, Geo-
chemistry and of Crystallography of Rare Elements,
Mo3cow)
SUBMITTED: 2 January 1958 '
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 3/3 1. Ore-Deposits 2. Tellurium 3. Seleni=

AUTNUFS: Sindeyeva, N. D. , lCurbanova, 11. Z. Soil 2o- 120 -2-36163
TITLE: On the Clarku of Seleniun in Some Rocks of the USSR ( 0 klarke
solena v nekotoryl:h 0ornykh porodakh SSSR)
PEK,JDICAL: Dohiady Akadei3ii niuk SSSR, 1958, Vol- 12o, Nr 2,
P2. 353 - 355 (USLA)
ABSTRACT: There are no works specially devoted to the distribution of
selenium in the rocks of the earth's crust. The data of difl-'erent
authors for the selenium clark are given in table 1. They may
be subdivided into 2 eroups: 1) Quantities obtained by the ana-
lysis of concrete nntuzral objects; 2) Quantities obtained by
the comparison of actual data with data of earlier investigations,
0* mere mathematical computations. In 1955-1957 the authors
performed a work with the aim to determine the distribution of
seleniun in different tyl-v-es of rock in the USSR. The averaL-,e va-
lues obtained in this connection (table 2) for the time being
do not yet permit anLr ot~Lte::ient that the clark-contents in
rocks of dif-'arent basicity are highly dif-fercnt from each oVer.
At the same tine a certain accumulation of selenium in certain
reCions, e.,-,. the reL;ion of tla~,Ida-n, becones evident. Pro:,. the
Cz:.rd 1/2 analyses of table 2 t*,-.c conclusions may be drayni that selenium

On t',Ic Clarks of Selenium in Some Rocks of the USSR SOV/2o- 12o-2-36163
in contained in acid, basic and alkaline rocks in larjer amounts
than was reported in earlier investi&-~tions (References 1,13).
The authors' analyses yielded 1,5.1o-5%, on the averaj~e
-%--11,4.1o-5% . At the end data on the distribution of selenium
in the world (References 9,11,12) are -iven. In the P-ibaltika
0
3 schist samples showed contenl','s of froM 3-1o-5 to Soo-4;fa
(table 2). All those data -.re not yet sufficient for drawing
concluoiona on the celonitim contents in cedimeLtary rocks of the
USSR. There are 3 tabloo and 13 references, 6 of rhich are
Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Inctitut mineralogii, geokhimii i krictallokhimii rcd!:ikh ele-
me.ntov Akaderiii nauk SSSR ( Institute for Ilineralo:;y, Geoche-
mintry and Crystal Chet-,iitry of Rare Elements,AS USSR)
PRESENTED: Uarch 3, 1958, by D. I. Shcherbakov, Member, Acidemy of
Sciences, USSR
SUr
~171TTED:
February 26, 1950

Card 2/2

hj_411EYN_VA, Nina Dmitriyevna; BEUS, A.A., doktor geol.-Mineral.naUk,
otv.red.; SIMKW, S.M., red.izd-va; M'MIN, I.F., tekhn.red.
[Mineralogy, types of deposits, and basic geochemical charac-
teristics of selenium and tellurium] Kineralogiia, tipy mesto-
rozhdanii i oanovuye cherty gookhimii selena i tellura. Moskva,
Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSSR. 1959. 254 p. (MIRA 13:2)
(Selenium) (Tellurium)

3(M),5(2,4)
AUTHORSt Sindeyeva, 11. D.,
GQdov1ko7, A. A. SOV/20-127-2-55/70
____
TITLEt On the Isonio-phisir, Between Sulph-ur and Tellurium in Galenite
PERIODICAL: DokladLr Akademii nauk SSSR, 19"), 'T-11 '127, Nr 2, PP4311-434
(USSR)
ABSTRACTs so S~ and Te are in the VI'h group of the porLodic system of
elements and are chemical analogs. In naturi- they are
c-Dnnectted by mont-typical hyperCenic processe,3 and eccur in the
samq deposits. They are arranged 4-ri an iscrio:rphous series in
geochemical papers (Ref S 4
6,2,4). Th,3 isomorphism of S and Se is
undoubted, that cf S and Te, is, however, unolear. The
possibility of an isomorphous substitution of the elements 'As
known to be to a considerable extent caused by the size of the
ionft-Vatomic-, or covalent radii. The sulphides are to a
considerable extent covalent compounds. Selenides and telluridee
to a still greater extent. The authors wanted to examine
experimentally the boundaries of the isomorphous substitutions
between S and Te. For this purpose PbS (galenite) and PbTe
(altaite) were chosen as compounds of ene an(~ the same
Card 1/.:-.
I structural type (NaCI) which have also the same type of

On the Isomorphism Between Sulphur and SOV,120-127-2-55/70
Tellurium in Galenite
chemical bond and further analogies. They wer,-. produced
pyrosynthetically from elements (in stoichiomstric quantities).
Table I shows the lattice parameters and the microhardness in
the series of these compounds. The tellurium quantity which
penetrated into the galenite lattice was conviderably shortened
with the reduction of the altaite concentration to 5%
(the parameters were much lose changed). The parameters were
not chan&ed at an altaite content of 2 and 0.25'~. This proves
the limitedness of the S- and Te-isomorphism. Considerable
excess concentrations of To are necessary foz its occurrence*
A solid solution is produced here since the microhardness
increases with risine content of PbTe in the sample. By a
galenite synthesis in the presence of a considerable tellurium
excess a mixture was produced consisting on the whole of
galenit-and tellurium Pig 4); it had a chnracteristic
structure. The galen�te parameter was, however, not changed.
Card 2/3

On the Isomorphism Between SulpLur and BOV/'20-127-2-55/70
Tellurium in Galenite
The formation of a small altaite quantity in the mixture which
cannot be dete"Iined by the phase analysis may be caused by ar.
jn3onside-rable s-,,.lrhur loss in the opening of the soldered
experime-atal cmptle. It could not be prov.,?d thit selenium
Plays the role of a mediat)r when tellurium peaetrates into
the Calenite 1%ttice. There, are 4 fiGures, 3 tables, and
5 reforenc-es, 4 of whichare Scvlet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut mineralogiiq geolchim.-ii J-1 Lristallokhiiaii rodkikh
elementov (Ins*tituto of 11ineraloCj, Genchemistzry, and Crystal
Chemistryof thc- Rare Elements)
P11ESENTED: january 26, 1959, by N. V. Delov, Academician
SUBMITTED: November 14, 1958
Card 3/3

D'YACHKOVA, I.B.; SII;DEYEVA) 11,D., otv. red.; SBILMR) V.A., otv, za
vypusk. -
(Isomorphism of minerals in the syster, Bi2s3- B12Se 3] Ob izo-
morfime mineralov v sisteme B'2S3 - B'2S7e3, Moskv&, 1960. 10 p.
(Akademiia nauk SSSR. Institut mineralogii., geokhimii i kristallo-
khimii redkikh elementov. Mineralogiia, no.5) WRA 15:6)
(Isomorphimn)

SINDEYEVAY N. D.
"Sc~me features of k1he geochemistry of selenium and tellurixtn"
Paper submitted at the International Geological Congress XXI Session
1960 (Reports of Soviet Geologists) Problem No. 1, 15-24 Aug. 61

SINDFYFVA, N.D.; KULIKOVA, M.F.
Rare elements In the oxidation zone of sulfide deposits.
Trudy IMPY, no.10:268-290 163. (MIRA 17:5)

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poten! !t i r. t 0 i-ft Y akut I a
i in,derosro klcvorudnykh mesto-
1, F, ' z:-. -,r:) '%:nlika , 1961, . 250

A -i C Vi . f'L!C
11) -eleniurl. %nc tt,~Ilurium in
t.J
L., pper-ni c it el rical r,-- t,; 'jeckL- 7 11% i se -I ena
!,a ~ lura v v (Af. ri-I-I 1 ke lev.,;kh rnest~rozhderi-~ iak h. !-'cjskva, lz~i-
110 1'. .t 17: 6)

TANOVP A.P., S
Formation of poison gases and dust during blasting operations
in underground workings. Sbor.nauch.trud.Kirv.fil.'GD kN URSR
no.1331-38 162. (MM 16:4)
(Mine dusts) (Mine gases) (Blasting)

SINDIC, 14iodrag; JMIGICp Marija S.
Phlegmonous gastritis. Srpski arh. celok. lek. 89 no.4:485-489
Ap 16:1.
1. Patolosko-anatomski institut 14edicinskog fakulteta Univerziteta u
Beogradu. Upravnik: prof. dr Zivojin Ignjacev. Interna klinike A
Medicinskog fakultata Univeriiteta u Beogradu. Upravnik: prof. dr
Branislav Stanojevic.
(GASTRITIS)

DURIC, Duatux S.; KICIC, Jovan V.; SIVDIC, MIodragj STEEPANOVIC, Dmgomir
A rase of subacute bacterial andocarditin simulating acute bacterial
andocarditis. Srpski arb. celok. lek. 89 no.5:623w-628 My, 161.
1. Interna klinika A Medicinakog fakultata Univer2iteta u Beogradu.
Upravnik! prof. dr Branislav Stanojevic. Institut za patolosku
anatomiju Med. fakulteta Univerziteta u Beograda. Upravnik, prof. dr
Zivojln Ignjacev.
(ENDOCARDITIS SUBACUTE BAC=AL diag)

BOZINOVIC, Ljub-Lca; S11101C, Mlodrag; MORIC-PETROVIG, Slavka
Tetral,~gy of Fallot with residual endovascuUtaie and endo-
~-ardltts in a case of mongolism. Srpoki arb. eelok. lek. 91
no.5,.1511-516 My 763.
interns. klinika B Medic-iniskog fakulteta Univemiteta u
Beogradu Upravnlk~, prof. dr Radivoje Berovic Ntolosko-anatomaki
~nslltut Medicinskog fakulteta Universitsta u Beogradu Upravnika
prof. dr Zivojin Ignjal-%v Neuropeihijatrija)m k3inika Medicinakog
fakuiteta Univerzfteta u Beogradu Upravniki prof. dr Uron 'Tekic.
(MONGOLISM) (TETRALOGY OF FALLOT)
(ENDOCARDITIS) (PULMONARY EMBOLISM)
(GANGRENE)

SINDIC, Miodrag; BABIC, Dusan
Isolated metastases of breast cancer to the th7roid gland. Srpski arb.
celok. lek. 89 no.lltl353-1356 N 161.
1. Interns. klinika A Medicinskog fakulteta Univerziteta u Beogradu
Upravnik: prof. dr BraniBlav Stanojevic Patolooko-Amtomaki institut
Medicinskog fakulteta Univerziteta u Beogradu Upravnik: prof. dr
Zivojin Ignjacev.
(BREAST NEOPLASMS compl) (ADRENAL GLAND neopl)
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