SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TAKACS, L. - TAKACS, P.

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i(Effect of looltitted cerebral hypoila and hypercapnia oii
odium excretion. M. Poldi, A. 0. B. KovAch. Pnd L.
Takfi Budapest Med. Univ.). Nature 176, 120(1955):"
Mror1l", ims induced In dogs under chloralose anc-sthesla.
i
It Inhalation of 10% 0 In N, It caused art av. decrease in
C.;
exerction of 1617o in 14 of 15 animals rn some
the decrease occurred with utichauged W; filtration. Deg
.creosed Na rxeretioa was also fntj,,,l in animals vvith Iso-
lated licad cirrithtion waitiviined by a Dole-Shu3ter putrip,
and wlitn the5e same anint-dq were subjectcd to hyper-
cuptihi, or -4taviating Ityposia. In parabiosis, Na exci-tiou
w-t.3 lowered wl,.cn the V th, accti-ttoranintal wa5 pty-
fused with donor hinful at I(X)% 0 sain., and hypoxia vr.,s
Intiviced its the botly Wittlialittion of a mixt. of Oand N with
rMuced 0 rottL,:tjk. It h lnlkv,~d thitt thtrv i(rv rO,(tpti--rb
gtil-Aftive to lj~ r-d t hoth in thr. brithi -wild lit tit rm;:!6udPr
iF~:I~,4,:T.A:` M1W

KDVACH, Arisztid; TAKACS, Lajos; PDHEIM, Pal
Carbohydrate metabolism in shock: IV. Data on the decrease
mecl-ianism of glycogen pbospborylation. Kiserletes orvostud.
8 no.2:201-,-:,04 March 56.
1. Budapesti Orvost. Egyetem Elmttani Intezmte.
(SFOCK, expnr.
eff. on glycogen phosphorylation In muscle extracts
& homogenates in rats. (Hun))
(GLYCOGRI, metab.
muscle. eff. of einer. shock on phosphorylation in
extracts & homogenates in rats. (Hun))
(MUSCLES, metab.
glycogen, eff. of exper. shock on phosphorylation in
extracts & homogenates in rats. (Hun))
(PHOSPHORYLASES, metab.
muscle, eff. of expar. shock on glycogen phosphorylation
in extracts & homogmnates in rats. (Hun))

KOVACH, Ariszt1d; TAYACS, Lajos; KISS, Sandor; ANTIA-L, Janos
Carbohydrate metabolism in shock; V. Muscular degradation of
plycop,mn In shock. Kiserlerms orvostud. 8 no.2:205-214 March 56.
1. Budapesti Orvost. Egyetem Elettani Intezete.
(SHOCK, nx-per.
eff. on glycogen degradation in muse. of rats in
vitro. (Hun))
(GLYCOGXN, metab.
muscle, eff. of exper. shock on degradation in rats
In vitro. (Hun))
(.kfUSCLES, metab.
glycogen, effl. of exper. shock on degradation in rats
in vitrn. (Hun))

KOVACH, Ariaztid,; TAKACS, Lajos,; KIS~,Sandor.
Carbohydrate metabolism in shock; VI.Amylase degradation of
glycogen in the musculature. Kiserletes orvostad. 8 no.3:
268-276 MaY 56
1. Budap. Orvost. Rgyotom Xlettani Intezeta.
(GLYCOGIOI, metab.
in musc. in normal rats & exper. shock, amylase
degradation (Run))
(MUSCUS. metab.
glycogen, in normal rats & exper. shock, amylase
degradation (Hun))
(SHOCK, exper.
off. on glycogen degra&Ltion by amylase in muBc. of
rats (Hun))
(CARBOHYDRASSS
amylase degradation of glycogen in musc. in normal
rats & exper. shock (Hun))

TAKACS, Lajos,; KOVACH, Arisztid,; SZABO, T.M.,; KISS, Sandor.
Garbohydrate metabolism in shock; VII. Regeneration of biochemical
changes in the musculatuse. Kiserletes orvostud. 8 no-3:276-282
MaY 56
1. Bud. Orvost. Fgyetem III. sz. Belk., Blettani es OrvoB. Int.
(MUSCLES, metab.
off. of expor. ischemic shock, & regen. of hiochem.
activities in rate (Hun))
(SHOCK, exper.
ischemic, off. on muse. metab. & regen. of biochem.
activities in rats(Hun))

KOVACH, Ariaztid,; TAKAGS, Lajos.; TAKACS-YNAGY. Lorant.; ZACHARIXV,
Gyorgy,; HAMCFRI-,'-j'6zdef*.
Regeneration of the working capacity after ischemic shock and of
the histological picture of the injured musculature in rats.
Kiaerletes orvostud. 8 no.3:283-288 Kay 56
1. Bud. Orvost. Affetem Xlettani Intezete eB III. oz. Belk.
(SHOCK, exper.
iochemic, off. on working capacity & histol. picture of
muse. in rats (Hun))
(MUSCLIS, physiol.
eff. of exper. iBehemic shock on working capacity
histol. picture in rats (Hun))
(WORK, physiol.
capacity. off. of exper. iechemic shock in rate (Hun))

C. 57
1j,6-71. A szfv
T1,K."~CS L. Budapesti Orvostud. Egijetern ITI. SZ.
7; n ' '- , . L1 1. -
-'IlapotokbanC,,zydiaccircii,'c"io)ti;.,Iypox,7.:;;z,z ',,:a- belorv Arch.
as
H~ pox, a
"13, 0 f3 (72-76) Graplas 2 Tables 2
'E', 7---ri men ts on do's. In arterial hy-poxia the coronary fraction oil the minute
voimnc increases. In traumatic shock the cardiac output markedly diminishes,
as Nvell as the coronary circulation; the cardiac fraction of the minute volume in-
C, ,Qes. In cases of ex ccosis (ligature on the pylor-us) the cardiac output is st,
sl 0
(11-iinished, as well as the coronary circulation-, the cardiac fraction of the rmnute
volun-,c is increased. The increase of the cardiac fraction of the min.vol. underd;fferent
Circumstances has a common cause: hypoxia. SUrnegi - Budapest (VI, 2, 18)

Glycogen breakdown in vitro in the musde of rars
ck A.G. B. Kovfich. L.Takics, S. Kisii And J. An(al
(Univ: Med. School, Btt&rp~_ M Physiol.-Acad. Sci.
Hu!ig. 10, 291-302(1956)(iu Rnglish).~--Rats were,shocked
bylininersiug hind legs in liquid air tinder anesdiesia. 1-~
chemic shock was induced by ligatiog the hind legs for 3 to 6
'.hrs. Muscle exts. were assayed for thit rate of glycogenolysis
(I) and distippearanceof inorg. P (asa nicaiureof phosphoro-
lytic glycogenolysis (Il)) in a MF-NaIICO~ medium. In
muscle from normal nuituals, I was 3.33 mg./g./20 min. and
_IIwasI.72mg./g./20min. lit intact muscle from shocked
-rats, I was 3.95 and 11 was 2.0 ing./g./20 min. In injured
muscle. I was 6.07 aiid Il was 6.07 mg./g./20 min. In-
jured muscle from ischemic rats showed comparable ac-
tivityi Nonplinspharolytic breakdown of glycogen wits
not due to the anivIolytic activity of.blood nor were dif-
fcreiiccs the le'sult of hydrolysis of. gluccxse-4-pliospliatc.
Concultaver

KOVACH, A. G. Ii. ; TAKACS, L.; KISS, S.
Phosphorolytic and hydrolytic rlycogfiri breatcdown In the muncle
of normal rats and of those In shock, Acta physiol. hung. 10 no.
2-4:303-312 1956.
1. Institute of Physiology. University Medical School, Budapest.
('-IUSCLES, metab.
glycogen breakdown by hydrolysis & phosphorylation in
normal rats & following expar. shock)
'LYCOGFN, metab.
musc., breakdown by hydrolysis & phosphorylation in
normal rats & following exper. shock)
(SHOCK, exper.
eff. on glycogen breakdown by hydrolysis & phosphorylation
in rat muse.)

KOVACU, G. B. TAICACS, L.: T-SZABO, NI.; TAKACS-NAGY, L.; ZACHARIEV, G.;
J.
Regeneration in the biochemical, functinnal and histological
changes found in the nuscle of rats after ischaemic shock. Actua
-pIlysiol. hung. 10 no.2-4:313-325 1956.
1. Institute of Physiology-, Thired Department of Medicine,
Institute if Chenistrv, University Medical S4ool, Budapest.
)rK, axpnr.
ische-lic, eff. on rat musc., blochan., funct. & histol.
changes A regen. in changes)
(KUSM17's
eff. of exper. ischemic shock in rats, biocham.., funct.
& Iniotol. c~iar Ps & regen. in c,-.-arges.)

GOMORI, Pal; TAKAC la' 'KaLLAY, Kalman;DUDAS, Gizella;BOHANSZKY, Ferenene;
~A I ~ao S.
HACKF-a, Peter
3ffects oY' isolated cerebral anoxia on pulmonary circulation. Magy.
Tudom. Akad. Biol. Orv. Oszt. Kozl. 8 no.3:269-275 1957.
1. A Budauesti Orvostudomanyi Bgyetem III. sz. Belklinikaja.
(CFJMR&L ANMIA. exper.
eff. of arterial anoxia on pulm. cire. in dogs (Hun))
(BWOD GIRGUIATION
milm. eff. of exper. cerebral arterial anoxia in dogs (Hum))

GOMORI, Pal-T I (;S-,. La,os;KALLA.Y, K-,lman;BOzWISZKY, Ferencne;VEGSEY, Gezane;
KARAI, An a
Effects of isolated cerebral anoxia on the mass of the spleen. Magy.
Tudom. Akad . Biol. Orv. Oszt. Kozl. 8 no.3:277-279 1957.
1. Budauesti Orvostudomanyi Egyetem Ill. sz Belklinikaja.
(CEPMRAI ANOXIA, exper.
eff. of arterial anoxia on mass of spleen in
dogs (Hun))
(SPLFM, physiol.
eff. of exper. cerebral arterial anoxia on mass
in (logs (Hun))

TAKAGS, Dijon, nz orvostildornnnjvok kiindiOntusa: SZABO, Maria, Technikai munkatars;
11ORVAT, Vera; TATAR, Erika
Comparative studies on the glycogen content and hydrolytic glycogen
degradation in striated muscles, heart and uterus in hypoxic states
(ghock, exsiccosis, arterial hypoxia).Magy. Tudom. Akad. Biol. Grv.
Oszt. Kozl. 8 no.4:353-363 1957.
1. A ThirLnpesti Orvostudomanyi NfCretem III. sz. Belklinikaja es Orvosvegy-
tani Intezete.
(GLTGOG,TA, metab.
eff. of arterial kypoxia, dehydration & shook on content
& hydrolysis in striated musc., heart & uterus of exper.
animals (Hun))
(MUSCISS, metab.
glycogen, eff. of arterial hypoxia, dehydration & shock on
content & hydrolysis in exper. animals (H-))
(MYOCARDILT14, metab.
same)
(UMUS, metab.
same)
(ANOX IA, exper.
eff. of arterial 1-grpoxia on glycogen content & hydrolysis
in striated musc., heart & uterus of exper. animals (Htin))

TATACS, L. ; S"ABO, M.T.
Co-.mp,,ative studies on striated miscie, heart and nteruss in hypoxic
states (shockt dek;dration, arterial Vpoxia) with regard to ATF and
plycogen breakdawn. (Continued) Card 2.
(SHOCK, eff.
same)
(ADETTYLPYROPHOSPHATE, metab.
MYocardium, striated muse. & uterus of rats, eff. of
arterial anoxia. dehydration & shock)
(GLYCOGM1, metab.
same)

EXCERPTA YIEDICA See 2 Vol 12/4 Physiology Apr 59
IN FHE Ex-11M.MINE IN MPOXIC STAi'ES - V-igtagan~ -
Alla; wokball a k A k s 01-vosEud. Eg-'eten.1 Ill. sz
'i 5-6 (468-47i) Gi-aplis 6
Be!Kiin, 11, jfiat,est - KI-SERL, ORV
'I
M,tabolt!~in in th.: nind linins was studied in 12 dogs in ;scnaem~c _-;nocm, rjeh-~dra-
tiun and arterial hypoxia. In ischaer-nic shock the oxYgen an,j giucoie Liptake of the
ligatured hind hirib arid also the production of lactic acid and 11,01,ganic phosphate
inci-vased considerably at fif-st art(] did riot fall below the control values until some
is decreased in
hull-S iatcr% fit the intact, tion-ligatut-ed limb the a -vgeri uptake w.
all 3 of th, livi,oxic states arid the anaerobic phase of glucose breakdown prevailed
(I i. 19)

TAKAGS :,nJoFidem; 'P-SZABO,1-4iriit
Mechanism of ;hanges in musenlar frintaboLism in ahock; atudiet3 in
,-x~;Iccosis and arterial hypoxia. Mht~y. belorv. arch. 10 no.2-3:68-71
Api-Jilrie ~7.
1. A 3-idaDesti Orvostudomanyk Egyetem 111. sz. BelkLinikajanak
(igazgato: Gcr-c--! Pal dr. egyetemi tanar) es Orvosvegytani Intezetenek
(igELzgato:: Straub F..Bruno dr. egyetemi tandr) kozemenye.
(BEHYDRATION, exper.
eff. on muse. metab. in cats (Hun))
(ANDXIA , exper.
eff. of arterial anoxia on muse. metab. in cats (Hun))
MISCLES, metab.
eff. of exper. arterial anoxia 7 Dehydration in cats (Hun))

TAKACS, Iajos; KALIAY, Kalman
Renn' ':!ircu-- anion in traumatic shock. 11ar;~r. belorv. arch.
10 no.4:
120-123
1. -)'udanesti orvostud-manyi Egyetem III. sz. Belklinika (Igazgetto:
dr Gomori Pal egyetemi tanar).
(KIDITE'YS, blood supply
circ. in traumatic shock in dogs (Hun))
(SHOCK, exper.
.-enal circ. in traumatic shock in dogs (Hun))

T&
'X
Girculatiorl in "he extremities in hypoxic states. Magy. belorv. arch.
10 no.2-3:74-77 Apr-June 57.
1. %dnpesti Orvostudomanvi Eg7etem III. sz. Belklinikaja (Igazgato:
Gomori Pal dr. egyetemi tandr) kozlemenye.
(13IOOD CIRCULATION
peripheral. off. of exper. ischemia, arterial anoxia &
dekydration in dogs (Hnn))
(ANOXIA, exper.
eff. of exper. anoxia on periDheral circ. in dogs (Hun))
(DEHYDRATION, exper.
eff. onperi-oheral circ. in dogs (Hun))

TAFACS, L. ; ~',i00, H.T.
1,
, "I'mrittive ntudips nn strInt,e(I im.)sole, henrf nno -ileruB in hypoxic
s t. F1 t e!; fration, ni-tertril hynoz1a) with regard to ATF
-3 nrl
--lycogen content and hydrolytic tjvcogen oreal-down. Acta med. hung.
11 no.1:31-41L 1957.
1. With the technical assintance of V. Horvath and B. Tatar, 3rd De-
nar"ment of "edicine and Institute of Medical Chemistry, Medical Univer-
sity, '13ndanest.
(~!YOCARDIUM, netab.
eff. of arterial anoxia, dekrdration & shock on adenyl-
nyrophosi)hate ec glycogen metab. in rats.)
(UTERUS, Tietab.
same)
04JSCLES, metab.
eff. of arterial anoxia, dehydration & shock on adeny-1-
pyronhosphate & glycogen metab. in striated muse. of rats.)
(ANOXIA, eff.
arterial anoxia on adenylpyrophosphate & glycogen metab.
in myocsrdium, striated muse. & uterus of rats.)
(DEHYDRATION, eff.
on adenylpyrophosphate & glycogen metab. in n7ocardium,
striated -muse. & uterus of rats.)

GOMORI, Pal; MUNKACSI, Istvan; NAGY, Zoltan;.TAKAC�L Lajos; KALLAY, Kalman;
Technikai munkatarsak: VAJDA, Vera; CS06, fsiv-in;'TAKACS, Lajos
Significance of the arteriovenose anestomosises of the kidney in
haemorrhagic hypotonia in traumatic and ischemic shock, and in
arterial hypoxia. Biol orv kozl MTA 11 no.1:41-6o. (EEAI lo:l)
1. L. tab, Magyor Tudomanyos Akademia (for Gomori) 2. A Budapesti
Orvostudomanyi Egyetem II. sz. Belklinikaja es Anatomiai Intezete.
(KIDNEYS) (ARTERIES)

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1657, CORONARY CIRCULATION IN' HYPOXIC STATES - Tak&cs L. 3rdDept.
of Med., Univ. Med. Sch., Budapest - ACTA PHYSi0_E_.A_CW5_.StIENT. HUNG.
(Budapest) 1957, 11/1 (55-65) Graphs 2 Tables 7
Experiments were performed on dogs divided into 3 groups. Hypoxia was induced
(a) by anoxaemia due to respiration with gas mixture poor in oxygen, (b) by circula-
tory failure occurring in traumatic shock and (c) by stagnation due to dehydration.
The rotameter was included between the carotid artery and ramus circurnflexus a.
coronariae sin., and Uie chest was firmly closed. The coronary fraction of the
minute volume was found to be increased in anoxaemic hypoxia as well as in stag-
nant types of hypoxia (in shock or in dehydration) independent of the diminished or
increased total minute volume. Hypoxia is the factor common to all 3 conditions,
therefore it i6 postulated as a common cause of vasodilatation of coronaries in
groups (a) and (b) and of their unaltered state in dehydration. Good blood supply to
the coronaries guarantees a relatively satisfactory heart function in these serious
conditions. Gibidski - Bytom (XVIII, 2, 6)

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Author Takacs, L.
Last HwnE;arian AS
Title Metabolism LI Extrerait'ies in Hypoxic Conditions
Ori.a Pub Acta physiol. Acad. sci. 1957, 11, No 2, 197-
203
Abstract Metabolic proces~:es ..7ere 5t-idied i!i the extremities of
29 dogs -under conditions of ischez.-iie shock, dehydration,
and hypoxia. in Uie blood, taken fron the fe-
moral v,,~in and brachial artery, the amo-tuits of slurar
(V, 0,.. lactic acid (H), and inorganic P -was determi-
..ed. in ische-mic shock during the application of li&a-
tvres the i=intaimnce of I (in -mg%) dropped from 8! -
~G 6', mid after li._:ntiDi: to 39;
2 L 03 the aLiount of II
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TAUCS0 L.; KALIAY, K with the technical assistanca of Mrs. F. 3ohanszky,
Mrs. D. VaJda, Mzrs. G. Vecsey, A. Karai
Renal circulation in traumatic shock. Acta physiol. hung. 12 no.4:
373-377 1957.
1. 3rd Department of Medicine, Medical University, Budapest.
(SHOCK, exper.
eff. on renal circ. in dogs)
NY
(KID 'YS, blood supply
eff. of exper. shock on renal circ. in dogs)

TAKACS lAXJ08-
Meta',-'olism of the extremities in hvpoxic states. Kiserletes orvostud
9 no.5-6:468-475 Ocl.-Dec 58.
1. Budapesti Orrostudomanyi Egvetem III. sz. Belklinilaija.
(ANOXIA, exper.
eff. on carbohydrate metab. In hindlep. musc. of dogs (Hun))
(MEMIULTION, exper.
same)
(SHOCK, e-mer.
same)
(MUSCURS, metab.
carbohydrates, eff. of anoxia, dehydration & shock in hindleg.
mine. of dogs (Hun))
(CARBOMIMT35, metab.
-nisc., eff. of anoxia, dehydration & shock in hindleg masc.
of doggs (Hun))

GOMORI, P.; TAYACS, TAYACS, L.; NAGY, Z.
The effect of humoral factors on renal fanction in dehydration. I. The
effect on renal function of blood from dehydrated animals. Acta med. hung.
11 no.3:365-368 1958.
1. 3rd Department of Medicine, Medical University,, Budapest.
(IEHYDRATION, exper.
humoral factor from blood of dehydrated dogs inducing in-
creases of renal filtration fraction in normal dogs)
(KIDNE'S, nhys iol.
same)

FISCIM, A.; TAKACS, L.; MOI2UR, G.
Parallel determination of arterial and portal circulation of the
'th a rotameter. Acta med.
liver by the bromsulDhalein method and wi
hung. 12 no.3-4:255-270 1958.
1. 111. Medizinische Klinik der Medizinischen Universitat, Budapest.
(LIVIR, blood supply
cire., arterial & portal, determ. with bromsulDhalein
& rotameter (Ger))

TAI(ACS,L.; KALIAY,K.; SKOJANIK,J.
outT)ut in rats with RB99 in ischemic shock and hemorrhage. Acta med.
hu~. 14 no.4:4557-458 '59.
1. 2nd Denartment of Medicine, Univ-rsity , Budapest.
(HEMORRHAV43 exper.
(SHOGK exper. )
(HEART physiol.
(KIDN'ZY phys iol.
fSKIN physiol.)
Studies on the renal, ridac and skin fraction of cardiac

GOMORI,P.; EO7AC11,A,G.3.; TAJCACS,L.; FOLDI,H.: SWIO.Gy.: NX1Y,Z.;
WILTNER,W.
Renal blood flow in arterlal hypoxia. Acta med. hung. 16 no.l:
37-42 16o.
1, 3rd Department of Medicine (Director: P.'omori). Institute of
Physiology (Director: P.Balint), and 1 at Department of medicine
(Director; I.Rusznyalr), University Medical School, B11daDest.
(AHOXIA exper)
(KIDNEYS blood supply)

GOVORI,P.; KOVACH. A. G.B.; TAKACS,L.: FOLDI,Y.; SZABO,Gy.; RAGY,Z.;
-W !LTY3 R, W.
The control of renal circulation in hypoxia. Acta med.hung. 16
no.i:43-6o 16o.
1. 3rd Department of Medicine (Director: P.Gomorl). Institute of
Physiology (Director: P.Balint). and I at Department oil Yedicine
(Director: I.Rusznyak), University Medical School, Bladapest.
(ANOXIA expe'r)
(KIDNEYS blood supply)

FISCHER,A.; TAKACS,L.; MOLNAR,G.
Hepatic circulation In arterial hypoxia. Acta med.hung. 16 no.i:
61-74 16o.
1. 3rd Departmen t of Medicine (Director: P.Gomori), Medical
University, Budapest.
(ANOXIA exper)
(LIVER blood supply)

GOMORI.P.; TAKAGS,L.; KALLAY,K.
The effect of isolated cephalic (cerebral) ~,vpoxia and hypothension
on pulmonary circulation and spleen valume. Acta med. huag.16 no.l:
75-83 160.
1. 3rd Department of Neclicine (Director: P.Gomori), Uni7eraity
Medical School, Budapest.
(CEMRAL ANOXIA exper)
(INTRACRANIAL MSSURE)
(LUNGS blood supply)
(SMJMN blood supply)

GOMORI,P.; KOVACH, A. G.B._;-TAKACSjL.;'.FOLDI,M.; SZABO,C~y.; NAG,-T,Z-;
WILTIM,W.; YALLA K.
The regulation of (zardjac output in hypoxia. Acta ned. bung. 16
no.1:93-98 160.
1. 3rd Department of Medicine (Director: P.Gomori), Institute of
Pbysiology (Director: P.Balint), and 1 st Denartment of Medicine
(Director: I.Rusznyak), University Medical School, Budapest.
(ANOXIA exper)
(HE,ART physiol)

KALLAY, Kalman; TAKACS, ~~M-NAGYY Zoltan; Technikai munkatarsak:Vajda
Dezscrne, Kiia'iAntal, Albert Karola.
Pulmonary circulation in the states of oligaemia (in bleeding, hemor-
rhagic, traumatic and ischemic shock and exsiccosis). Biol orv kozl
M'FA 12 no.1/2:127-139 161.
1. Budapesti Orvostudomanyi Egyetem II.sz.Belklinikaja.

TAKACSII___Lqjc!s,_az orvostudomariyok kandidatusa; KALLAY, Kalman; SKOLNIK, JozBa;
Technikai munkatarsak: Vajda Dezsone, Turcsany,'- Sandorne, Albert Karola,
Karai Antal
Effect of ischemic shock and acute bleeding on the blood circulation
in the rat's organs. Biol orv kozl MTA -12 no.-1/2:149-155 161.
1. Budapesti Orvostudomanyi Egyetem. II.sz.Belklinikaja.

FISGfER) A.; MIOUNAR, G TAKACS, L.
Blood circullation ar--d oy--ygen ccnz-,--wticn by t-'- -7,ver in experi-
mental cirrhosis in d go. Acta mid.huag. 17 no--1:33--43 16-1.
LO
1. Il medizinische Klinik (Diroktor: Prof. Dr. P.Gomori) und III
medihizi*cbg Klinik ~Ieiter: ioz. dr. S.Gero) der medizinischon
Universitet, Budapest.
(LIVELI~ CIRRHOSIS e-,cper.) (OXYGEN metab.)

TA~~�_,-L.; KALLAY, K.; with the technical assistance of VAJDA, V.;
KA-RAI, A.; ALBERT, K.
Pulmonary airculation in dehydration. Acta med.hung. 17 no-1:53-
56 161.
1. Department of Medicine No.2, University Medical School, Budapest
(ddrector: prof. P.Gomori).
(D-'-'IIYDRATIOI,,' exper.) (LUNG blood supply)

KALLAY, K.; TAKACS, L.; with the technical assistanc* of V. Vajda,
A. Turesanyi, K. Albert and A. Karai
Organ blood flow in unanaesthesized rats and in rats anaesthesized
with pentobarbital, urethane and chloralose. Acta physiol. hung. 18
no~4:323-328 161.
1. Department of Medicine No.2., Medical University, Budap*st,
(BLOOD CIRCULATION pharmaeol)
(HYPNOTICS AND SEDATIVES pharmacol)
(URETHANE pharmacol)
(PENTOBARBITAL pharmaeol)

KALLAY, K.; TAKAGS, L.; FENYVESI, T.; with the technical assistance of
V. Vajda and A. Karai
The effect of epinephrine and nor-epinephrine on pu-1-onarj- and
systemic circulation in the dog, before and after extirpation of
the thoracic apinal cord. Acta physiol. hung. 18 n0-4:329-338 161.
1. Department of Medicine No.2, Medical University, Budapest.
(EPINEPHRTNE pharmacol)
(NOREPDiEPHRINE pharmacol)
(BLOOD CIRCULATION pharmaeol)
(SPINAL CORD physiol)

11, 1,:,: KjLj-~"I, A.;
-L4C,,.If assistance
TAKA(iS, L..; iLNLI,A~, n'.- NAG-f, Z,3 To
VAJ111"
ixc-al ,it Loll in Ixamlaij(I rkmi (t,ourno-jui.-t)
"0 no.1:71-76 ,61..
shock. Act-," physiol,. hulig. e-
1, 2nd Depa Iliversit Budapest.
I-L: of Hiedicine, Modical U I ?;~,
(SHOUCK pl!ysi.,)10EJ,) (BLOOD Gi:;-,C;ULATIO,

KALLAY, Kalman (Budapest VIII., Szentkiralyi ut');_ TAKACS,141jw (Budapest
VIII.J. Szentkiralyi u.46); NAGY, Zoltan Budapest VIII., Szentkiralyi
u.46)With the technical assistance of V. Vajda, A.Karai, K. Albert.
Pulmonary circulation in haemorrhage and haemorrhagic shock. Acta
physiol Hung 20 no.2:155-164 161.
1. 2nd Department of Medicine, Medical University, Budapest.

TAKACS, Lajos, dr.; KALLAY, Kalman, dr.; GOMORI, Pal, dr., technikai munka-
- 7 - tEis-ak' VAJDA, V.; KUKUCSKA, J.; ALBERT, K.
Effect of synthetic angiotensin on the redistribution of circulating
0
blood in rats. Orv. hetil. 102 no.48:2272-2275 26 N 161.
1. Budapesti Orvostudomanyi Egyetem, II Belklinika.
(BLOOD CIRCULATION pharmacol)
(IrIPERTENSIN pharmaeol)

TAKAGS, Lajos; KALLAY, Kalman, dr.
Studies on circulation with Rb-86. '-';agy. radio!. 14 no.4-223-220' Jl
,62.
1. Budapesti Orvostudomanyi Egyetem II. sz. Belklinika kozle--lenye.
(Igazgato: Gomori Pal dr., egyetemi tanar).
(RUBIDIUM radioactive) (BLOOD GIRMLATIO11 php-iol)

KALLAY, K.; TAKACS, L.; with the technical assistance of VAJDA, Vera; KARAI, A.
Effect of the irritation of the bronchial mucosa on pulmonary and
systemic circulation. I. Description of the phenomenon. Acta med. acad,
sci. Hung. 18 no.1:35-40 '62.
1. Second Department of Medicine (Director: P. Gomori), University
Medical School., Budapest.
(BRONCHI physiol) (VASOMOTOR SYSTEM physiol)

TAKACS, L.; KAIIAY, K.; KFJMES, E.; with the technical assistance of:
- ~ ~ - -
) A.; VAJDA, Vera
Effect of the irritation of the bronchial mucoss. on pulmonary and
systemic circulation. II. Experiments on the underlying mechanism.
Acta med. acad. sci. hung. 18 no.1:41-47 162.
1. Second Department of Medicine (Director: P. Gomori), University
Medical School, Budapest.
(BRONCHI physiol) (VASOMOTOR SYSSTDI physiol)

GOMORI, P.; MUNICPSI, S.; NAGY, Z.1 TAKACS L.
KALLAY, K.
Ischaemia and arteriovenous anastomoses of the kidney in shock,
haemorrhage, dehydration and arterial hypoxia in dogs. Acta med. acad.
sci. Hung. 18 no.1:119-125 '62.
1. Second Department of Medicine (Director prof. P. Gomori) and Insti-
tute of Anatomy (Director prof. F. Kiss), University Medical School,
Budapest.
(KIDNEYS blood p 1y) (HEMORRHAGE exper)
(DEHYDRATION exprer5 (ANOXIA exper)
(SHOCK exper)

i
KALUtY, K.-i-TAKACS? L.; E.; with thp, technica-, a,_,sistance of VAJDIi,
Vr ra; "ALB..RT-,--'%'a'-r-ola; KkUl , A.
E'ffect of the irradiation of the brone'riia.1 mucosa on the puLmonary ard
systemic circulation. III. Analygis of the mec"Milism. Acta med. Hung.
18 no.2:175-187 162.
1. Sucond Dopartmorit of Modicino (Director: Prof. G. Gomuri). Univ-;r!Aty
Medical School, Budapest.
(BRONG11I radiation -~)f2ects)
(BLOOD CIRCULATION radiation effectus)

VAJDA, Vera; with the technical assistance of ALBEIRT, K.;
TAKACS, L.: FALTiky, J~'.
L
The effect of acute arterial hypoxia on 'the organ blood flow in rats.
Acta physiol. at-ad. sci. hung. 21 no.1:87-91 '62.
1. 11 Department of Medicine, Medical University, Budapest.
(BLOOD CIRGULATION) (ANOXIA experimental)

TAKACS, Laszlo, dr.
Cy-todiagnosis of amenorrhea in an outpatient clinic. Magy. noorv.
lap. 25 no.6;358-360 N 162.
1. A Hajdu-Bihar Megyei Tanacs Rendelointezetenek kozlemenye (Vezeto-
foox-vos: Szent-Kiralyi Istvan dr.).
(AVENORRHEA) (VAGINAL S~EARS) (SEX HORMONES)

-1 dr. ; TAKAGS, L, , dr ~
,Oi-ISSONG-KOVAGS, :,- , 1 1- i2-34
. ~ ~ . -' _,p r, Tj% r. hung. -1 no.
n~~coleLS- "W-1 I'10 md -
lreau"Men~ 0-
163~ zledical
1. Department of Psychiatrics (Director: frof~ 6 .. j%
UnIvE-31-sitY, Budapest. ROENCEPr LO"4-kPhy)
(SLEIT DISOItMl(s)

.-15CEER, Ant-a!, TAKACS, 1,ajos UaS~, Istvar-; Ved4cal iversity a' Eudapes'
II. Medical Clin"C uia_Qesti Orvostudorranyi 'E'-yetem, M sz. Belklinikay.
"Itivi!.,;L-11ration of the IntertapdLar-y Metabolism of !)rui,,,s by Means of Partial
~:--~xatectomy."
Budapest, Kiser"Letes Orvostudomany, Vol XV, No 5, Oct '53, pages 555-560.
Parallel toxicity tests
FAuthors' Hungarian summary modi fiedi - 6
have been conducted on rats i-rit-h intact and partially extirpated livers,
Ln order to determine the extend of the role the liver plays in the den~-ra-
dation and excretion of various druz's. No difference has been fou:nd with
some of the drk-s investi,gated. On the other hand, doses of phenobarbit-a-1,
urc-;[,.,zne, c~loralose, penthotal, pent oba ribital, chlorpromazine, insulin,
coffeine and theophylline were -found to be much more tox-ic in the rats which
were partially hepatectonized than 2'-n the control animals. This indicates
the great imoortance of the liver in the intermediary metabolism of these
druggs. No rei-erences.
1/1

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4.
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4 LIO z
Tj:!,~ "a L
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nx r,

MAC,'), Lajo,4, -e ca'
V-~
,R"-K7T, istvan, Dr, DEMECUY, 'eiihaly (Mrs), 4r
University of Frudapest, II. Medical Clinic (Budapesti Orvostudomanyi 7 :;yetem ,
II. Belklinika).
"Determination of Thyreotropic Hormone in Plasma."
Budapest, 01-V05i Hetilap, Vol 104, NO 33, 18 Aug 1963, Pages 1555-15r6.
Abstract: [Authors' Hun~-arian summary] The Tsuji-O,(rura test for T,,;IH was user!
by the authors for their investigation. Their experiences with th,--
Lion and some modifications, which are considered valuable, are repor~ted.
The rint,'e of nonnal values, obtained in their laboratory, and values obtained
from samples of three patients after strumectomy are presented. The test is
recommended ky the authors. 4 Western references.
8 -

T,AKACS,Lajcs, dr.; 'MMOHI, Pal,dr. Techn-ikai munk-atarsak: ALBERT Karola;
n y
Y,-UKUCSKJ`., J--nos; '.';-jD!, Vera
Effect of aldosterone on the red-Jstributiori of circulating
blood in rats. Gri. hetil. 105 no.16:737-738; 19 Ap 164
1. a,,dapesti Orvosvudomanyi 11.Beiklinika.

L 1976-66 a-IT WIFS (7) -3 DD
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AUTHOR: -Takacs, L.; Albert, Karola
TITLE: Studies of the sechanian of hypoxic hnwtension in the rat
.SOURCE: Academia scientiarus hungaricae. Acta physiologica, Y. 25, no. 4,
1964, 399-401
TOPIC TAGS: rat, animal physiology, blood pressure, drug treatment
ABSTRACT: In rate anesthetized with pentobarbital sodium, a drop in blood pressure
was found to arise in arterial hywxia?The hypotensive response was not prevented
by sympatolytic, parasympatolytic or ganglionic blocking agentig, or by antihistamiz
and antiserotonine drugs. Upon addition of 5 per cent CO2 to the hypoxic gas sixtu
the decrease in blood pressure was slightly reduced.
"The authors are indebted to Mrs. V&-Yajdal J. Kukuoaka and - A. Karai for helpful
technical assistance." Orig. art. has: I table.-
ASSOCIATION: Second Department of Medicine, University Medical School, Budapest
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41 ti
ITERE'CKET, Istvai., dr.; DDIEC"KY, Mihalynel, dr.; TAMS, Lajos, dr.
Clinical significance of the determ-ination ef the thyr-otrcr.!c
homone. Gri. hetil. 106 no.3?sl7/J-1744 12 S165.
1. Budaposti Orvostudomanyi Eg,,yO..cm, 11. Relklinika Opazaatol-
0
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tomori, Pal, dr.).

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AUTHORs Takaos..
ORG: II*- Medical Clinic, YX%iicai upiverSJU nf Thvj&Wz+, JHLidapesti ornstudomanyi
EeyetrR7 IT. --sz.~ Belklinika)
TIT JE: Effect of adrenalin and noradrenalin an cardiac output and regional
flow in the rat
SOMCEt Acadazda. scientiarum hungaricaeo Acta. physiologica, v. 27, no- 3. 1965, 20-5-222
TOPIC TAGS% rat, hormone, blood pressure, blood circulation. drug effect
ABSTRACTt The effect of adrenslin (100 and 500 jig/kg iop., or 1.1 ug/kg/min iv.) and
that of noradrenalin (20, 100 and 500 mg/kg ipe, or 1.1 jug/kdrdn i.v.) was i.n-
vestigated on the circulation of. rats. Blood pressure was measured in the
carotid'artery, cardiac output was determined by the dye dilution method,
and-the r*gional distribution of cardiac output was estimated by Sapirstein's'
isotope Iddicator1ractionation technique. With the exception of the highest
done used, noradrenalin Increased bloodpressure without influencing cardlao
output. In general, there was no change in regional blood flow while circuU.
:tory resistanae was Increased, especi&Uy in the kidney. muscle and skin. In
sone casesthere was an 'Increase also in the cormary fraction of cardiac
".outpat and_ a decrease in the renal haction. * Adrensl in, when givep p~'
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reased cardiac output and, to a lesser extent, also the blood pressure
with a decrease in total peftyberal resistance. The blood flow was elevated
painly in the corvam-les and muscles with concomitant decrease In vascular
rimilstance. CoraAarY and skeletal muscle fractions of cardiac output were
!hUber %hile the renal-fraction was lower than in the untreated controls.
:Lv. "otiin-'of adremalin resulted In an increase in blood pressure withouV
-MY offset an cardiac output. Vascular resistance was elevated in the kidney
*nd skino and an Swrease was. noted ig -9w coronary and skeletal muscle. frac.
'tion X1,12,041P IMVO
_ 9f . pa#M" qutpat, V# V&:Ma, Kmo2& Alber t MA j tsobnical
assistanose OrIgo art* hast I table jorig srt~ in 32199 fi-PRU
002 OM RE?: 0.11

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AUTHO R: Takacs. LaJos
ORG: Second Department of Medicine, University Medical School, Budapest
(Orvostudomanyi Egyetem. II. sz. Belklinikaja)
TITLE: Effect of hemorrhage on the circulation of various organs in the nephrectomiz d.
rat
SOURCE- Academia scientiarum hungaricae. Acts, phyaiologica, v. 28, no. 4, 19659
373-377
TOPIC TAGS: rato blood circulation, cardiovascular system
ABSTRAGT: Cardiac output and the circulation of
various organs were studied in normai, shani-operated and nephrectomized rats.
In normal and sham-oporated rats subjected to blood loss, the coronary, "lung"
and carcass fractions of cardiac output increased. While in the normal and
.sham-operated group this shifting occurred at the expense of the renal fraction,
after removal of t~e kidneys the decrease In the splanchnio fraction became
significant V. Vajda, J. Kukuc*ska and Karola Albert gave.technical assistance.
Orig, arto Le-F-1 table* LBased on- authorts Erie. abst.] [JPRS1
SUB CODES 06 SUBM DATES 29jan65 'ORIG REF: 005 OTH REF: 004
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'i SZE'ZE, Eva,
SKOLNIK, iozsa, Dr,
pes t, 71.
Buda 14edical Clinic (Budapm:!sLi Orlostualomanyi _E,-~yezem, 11. n_e__1kljn_jka).
"in V; tro Oxy: en Uptake by Kidney, Brain ani L-_v-:~r Slices in '-'YpDx-;a.
Budapest, 0..-vosi Vol 108, !To 8,
19 6,'?, Pa!"e 35-5.
.'arrizin surrmar
A b s t ra F*uthorst tzun, Y1 Under in vltro con-"ItLons, ~,,ie
o.xyge- uptake by ttqe renal cortex undemient a ~.reater dircrease, ,;:~der hypoxi-ar
tran did th, cerebrocortical and liver s-lices. 1 reference.
.7 D, TAKACS, Lajos, Dr;
~Iyorgy, Dr, Proresso
I J. "Mle!i
and Circulation 11.
ihoracl H(ricitlunt. s;o thi_- V,.!111-11ation of Rabbits."
Ort-hopnedia es 11-clyreallito Sebeszet, Vol X,
-4h woJiLied: !6,spirot.ory function studies,
I -xamin;izinus that ventilation
tld III;; c
thoracic movement should be
ollowing para
prip.)ai.~i!%P qtelectasla and to the dccreased respiratory surface
The "Pendeltuft" phennrietion could not be demonstrated
after Surgery or during thc following days, It is conclu-
ti;rl that any rot's: of Gii!4 precwtied phenomenon Can clefinitely be excluded in
i!-.(IVcq1eW the 1*~ibbit, Or 0 1 hw:is of clinical experiences
nurl g~js --xc1i-,,?;,1, disorders secondary to
1TiI)%i"rT1CC1t in fr~ln, Similar factrir,- pla%, ;i role to those found in
f.o -erevic s.
ref e
YI
it, was shown that
on the blood circu-
A di~.!rnnsv rP' i 1,11 nf ~hc circulatory effect of
in the literature,
esult_s Lend to disprove
~q pr,-~T,-.
is also disputed.

TAKAGS, Laozl.o, oklovAos gopeszmornok
- i
On the control of the preparation and economy of production plans.
Ujit lap 12 no.13:24 12 JI 160.

TAKAGS, Laszlo, okleveles gepeszmerEok, szam-itasi vieT-nok.
Some questions of tropical insulation of glectric motors.
-4~' - U
Elektrotechnika 56 Po.11/1211,95-499 -
1. VII-Tainosgel-,- es Kabel~-,yar, Budapest, I., Gyorroi ut 128.

TAKA,"S, dr.
Graoid4 intoxication .- pordex:
In
pathological symptoms 'Caused by
no.34:1611-1613 22 Ag165.
psychosis. (Data on the psycho-
anorexigenics). Orv. hetil. 106
1. Budapesti Orvostudomanyi Egyetem, Psychiatriai K2inika (igas-
gato: Ny1ro, G7ula, dr.).

ikLltarsak: VAjDA, V.; KUYUGSKA, J.; ALBERT, K.
-f hp-morrhage rn the blood circulation in the organg
~,:Jtz following removal of the kidneys. Orv. hetil. 106 no-36,
5 S'65-
-v(--,s-Wd tin
B-daposti Oi yi Egyetem, II. Belklinika, (Igazgatot
EnI, I

TAKACS, Mihaly
Sy-nthetic bases for suppositories and salves. Gyog_vazeresz 9 no.?2
121-124 1 July 54.
(OINTMENTS
basest synthetic)
(SUPPOSITCHES
bases, synthetic)

A S.' J 0 "'1 1"
G. and, Tulr%cs, M.
L S za E, o e
ctf -,he "Olo., of' Standard Solu-
i-epared According to tne Fifth "Ell Lrion of
r
tne Hungarian Rharmscopoeia
OHP~. ?U,-~, Acta Priarmlar; Hung, 2o, No (1958)
~:e -i`hors h-ave inves-4gated ihe stabilicy of
-_a F1 0 :. 11 C~ 71,cj e ~f. C O.r i f:,-? t 1- i C
rr
ar,i c~~jita_ining C H2
7 C i., 5 H, G ( 45 r- g/m, i a n d C u S m 61 m I
lean found that: (1) Changes in ~he concerk
tration cf chlor'-de ion affect the color of the
soliiLion and the use of Fe(,13 wiich does not con-
Lain fre;,- RCI is tKerefore recommt~rlded; the Colt-
rep~ra'~io-.i of the H(31 j.;ied in dilution snouid 'De
E'. 2 ) The c.-tandard sclut!-)ns v,_i;t i:e stored

ri s ~a 1 f, d -3 M.) U 1 t'_ SThe cclor of t'6e soLutions
in t';e ~)T_r)ules did no', cha_ige noticeably durinj~
ZLOra-L'-F; under daylix'Pit noweVer,
otora,~,e in -111-te dark is re-_n!nmeni'*,ed. (4) f.c chemi-
,"aI were observed to ~iave ti-!.kan place -1.1
Tem-
-io.'.ut4ons E-,~ored for a period of I yr.
perature variations af fect cnly FeCL3 So' U'~ionS;
the c~iange in the latter is reversible und tne
thermostatinR: of the rolutioi~E at is
reccramended in. comparison tests.
S. Rozenfel'd
212
2_~O

MMURY : HURGARI 11
CATEWRY Cboomical Technology. Chemical Products and Their
Annlication. Pharmaceuticals. Vitamins. Antihio*
ABS. JGUR. RLI-Ir'him.) No 17, 1959, 'No.
ALUM.! Szasz, G; Khin, L. ; Tp-kac
s-,-M. ; Zacsko, M.
!NSTITITPE -
TITILE Senaration of ~Pdici-nal Mixtures by the Chromp-to-
grMT)hie on Pa-)er lietNnd.
OPJG. i7JB, :Acta. nharmac. hung., 100r)8, '18, N. o 5-6, '2119-2'28

ABSTPACIT -Thrnuf+ investigations it waB established thrit,
certnin cor-~nunda, for example amidazophen (1),
acetylselicilic aciet (11), lumilnni (III), ?henace-
tine (IV) , zivinf- wi th the Partridge Is solvent.
(bute.nvi-vater-glacial acetic aci'-"~ see Biochem.
J., 42, 23P) very elose value's of R-A, Sena-
r13-te wello-f salts. Val-ups of Rf for --,' and 11 are
0.89 and 0.94 res-~~ctiv-ely, if, however, a d-ron,
Of "V04 or FC1 is a(Med I,o I then it's Rf chan-
ges considerably (up to 0.41 and 0.54). Based on
*tics.
'^ard: 1/2

TAKACS, Marta
"Psychology of industrial performance" by J.A.G. Brown. Reviewed
by Marta Takaes. Magy pszichol szemle 14 no.4:500-501 162.

TAKACS, 0. ; TOMITY. I.T.
A!,vil-,,si- of the bo,.~-.r tezayerLturi-lowerin:L e,-ff~--3t ol" h:v:)oxia ~-nd hypersannia.
Acta ph.,isiol. 13 qo.4:355-3")LL -1955.
1. Ph.,tsi-ologisches Institut und anatomisches Institut d,,-r Medizinischen
Universitat, Szeged.
(HYPOTTIMMIA. e)cperimental
prod. by hypoxia _ hypercapnia. in rats, mechanism (Ger))
(CARBON DIOXIM, in blood
hy-)ercaT)ni.i & hypoxia causing hypothermia. in rats, niechanism
(Ger))
(OXYGM~, in blood
hypoxia t9e hypercapnin causing hynothermia in rate, mechanism
(Ger))

SZORADY, Istvan, dr.; TOTH, Gyorgy, dr.; TAKAGS, Odon, dr.
Glutarimide therapy of asphyxia neonatorum. Orv.hetil. 101 no.52:
1850-185) 25 Dl6o.
1. Szegedi Orvostudomanyi Egyetem, Gyermekklinika es Elettani
Inte2et.
(ASPHYXIA NEONATOMJM ther)
(AMALEPTIC ther)

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AUTHOR: Madarasz, I.; Obal, F.; Viesay, M.; Takacs, 0.
ORG: -Institute of PhysioloKy,.University Medical School Szeged
TITLE: Analysis of the vegetative and EEG responses to hypoxia
SOURCE: Academia scientiarum hungaricae. Acta physiologica, V. 28, no. 1, 1965,
77-88
TOPIC TAGS: hypoxia, EEG, conditioned reflex, respiratory reaction, rabbit
ABSTRACT: Eight rabbits weighing between 5 and 6 kg each were subjected to inhalation
of air containing 6 to 8% oxygen for the purpose of clarifying how the early bioelec-
trical. manifestations accompanying the development of conditioned reflexes are altered
by the vegetative changes elicited by hypoxia. Bioelectr1cal activity was recorded
with embedded electrodes, using leads from the cerebral cortex, the hippocampus, and
occasionally from other subcortical structures. Respiration was registered by means
of thermistors. The animals were conditioned to a visual stimulus during exposure to
low-oxygen (6% to 8%) atmospheres. The typical sinusoidal. rhythm appears in the hip-
pocampus during the first reinforcement, and the respiration curve becomes flat.
During subsequent reinforcements, the hippocampus shows'a variegated electrical pat-
tern, with slow (5 to 8 cps) waves alternating with high, fast waves. When the con-
ditioned reflex is evoked, the slow sinusoidal pattern recurs in the hippocampus, fol-
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lowed by similar activity in the hypothalamic and the occipital leads. Respiration
increases in response to the conditioned visual stimulation, the onset of increased
oxygen consumption being accompanied by appearance of 30-cps frontal lead activity.
The slow cortical waves observable in the course of subsequent hypoxic periods appear
to be the result of conditioning. The first 100 sec after elicitation of the reflex
are marked by bursts of high, fast waves interspersed with the basal activity. These
bursts (also thought to result from conditioning) consist of particularly conspicuous
electrical activities of the hypothalamus and the hippocampus. The characteristic
hippocampic sinusoidal waves appear for only a few seconds after presentation of the
conditioned stimulus. After that, desynchronization sets in and respiratior shows
conditioned changes. The sudden increase in metabolic rate is accompanied by an
orientation reaction, with motor, respiratory, and EEG signs. Orig. art. has: 13
figures. CBMI
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AUTHOR: Pladarasz, I.; Vicsayj Marg-Lt;-Takaos, 0.1 Obal, F.
I ORG: Institute of Physiology, Medical University of Szeged (Szegedi Orvostu
i Egyetem-l-Ere-VENHY In-riezer, I
i TITLE: Reflex responses to hypoxia in young animals- (This paper was presented
i at the ?3_~h Meet4g of the Hung~arian Physiological Society held in Szeged from
2 to 4 July. 1964J
SOURCE: Academia scientiarum hungaricae. Acta physiologica, v. 26, Supplementp
1965, 6
TOPIC TAGS: hypoxia, rat, dog, conditioned reflex, biologic metabolism,
nervous system
ABSTRACT: In a continuation'-of earlier ex--
periments. the chang6s--iil th* reducVion 6t the metabolic rate and the con-
to hypoxi&ave'been studied in rats and doo.0-72-
ditioned reflex response
E- e'
i 'days old. It was founi tha up to about 2C days of a."e, the animals r spond
'I :to repcated episodes of hypoxia with almost no chan=e in 02 consuitption: and
the conditioned reflex manifests itself with a decrease in 02, Le. the dharigge
is in the same direction, as In the case of the unconditioned response.,
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!ar-*ound 20 days, 02 consumption os'illates iii-res ' ns the. conditioned
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!stimulus, it is often bipha51C, a decrease followed by an increase. After. 20
.days, the opposite conditioned reaction becomes predominant II consisting
in an increase in 02 consumption and It becomes more marked with advancing
a.,,e. The results led to the conclusion that, parallel with theontorenetic'
development of the nervous system, the-vegetative balance of the.orZanism' is
eftsured to an increasing extent by a hirher,,corrective central-n'ervous,re.-
lation. [JPRS1
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SZORADY, Istvan; KOLTAY, Miklos; DOMBRADI, Gaza; TAKACS, Odon
Studies on electrolY-tes in artificial hibernation. Kise-let s
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orvostud. 13 no.4:337-344 Ag 161.
1. Szegedi Orvostudomanyi Egyetem Gyermekklinikaja as Elettani
Intezete.
(HIBERVATION ARTIFICIAL metab) (ELECTROLYTES metab)

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A v r, ! vL3 I,-, -If tine vege Vi t, i ve and E`~'('- -s-,.-nsc~s to hyplx~a.
physiol. acad. scl. Hung. 2~~ 165.
t i taiti- n f Phys 1 ol c"n Iver, i '.y Med! i!a 1 ~',l , S-, i.
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AUITIOR: Madarsz, I.; Obal, F.; ViCsay, Margit; Takacs, 0.
ORG: Institute of Physiolog-y._Lledici 1 Unive 5ity_Qf__5zegacL-(Szegedi Orvostudomanyi
Egyetem, Elettani Intezet)
TITLE: Autonomic and EEG responses evoked by ~~~a [Paper presented at the
symposium of the Hungarian Physiological Society held in Budapest from 2-3 july 19631
SOURCE: Academia scientiarum hungaricae. Acta physiologica, v. 26, no. 1-2, 1965,
182
TOPIC TAGS: EEG, hypoxia, autonomic nervous system, electrophysiology
ABSTRACT: In different animal species, the conditioned autonomic and EEG responses
evoked by indifferent (optic and acoustic) stimuli coupled with inhalation of air
with 6-10 per cent ox-ygen content have been studied by recording the oxygen consump-
tion, body temperature, respiration and electrical activity of the neocortex and of
different subcortical structures. The early signs of the autonomic conditioned
response and the bioelectrical manifestations associated with it have been analyzed.
The autonomic responses were found to be identical with or reciprocal to the effect
of the unconditioned, hypoxic stimulus. The EEG patterns were indicative of the
conditioned character of both types of autonomic response. [Orig. art. in Eng.]
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the Hungarian Peoplels Republic.
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TAKAGS, 19 Pal
Qrder No.5/1962. (SzK.5)MSzH
Hungarian Bureau ok Standards
modification., and abrogation
Hungarian People's Republic.
Yq 162.
issued by the President of the
on the putting into effect,
of the Natioma Standards of the
Szabvany kozl 14 no*5.*97-102
1. Magyar Szabvanyugyi Hivatal elnoke.

TAKAGS jP PaJ
Order No.5/1962.(3z.K.5)bfizH issued by the President of the
Hungarian Bureau of Standards on the putting into ef-,:ect,, modifi-
cation., and abrogation of the National Standards of the Hungarian
People's Republic. Szabvany kozl 14 no.6.121-12/+ Te 162.
1. Makyar Szabvanyugyi Hivatal elnoke.
I

TAKACS, Pal_
Order 11b.10/1962.(Sz.K.10) bEzH issued by the President, Hungarian
Patent Office, on putting into force, modification, and abrogation
of the National Standards of the Hungarian People's Republic.
Szabvany kozl 14 no.10:217-221 0 162.
1, Magyar Szabvwqugyi Hivatal alnoke.

TAKACS,-Pal
Order llo~11/1962. (SzK.11.) MSzH issued by the President, Hungarian
Office of Standards, on the putting into force and modification of
the IkLngarian People's Republic National Standards. Szabvany kozl
14 no.11:241-246 N 162.
1. Magyar Szabvanyugyi Hivatal elnoke.

TAKAGS, Pal
Pal Tal-mcs, president, National Bureau of StW-dards, answers
the quejtions of technologists. '.fusz elet 17 no.19:3
13 S 162.
1. Orszagos Szabvanyugyi Hivatal elnoke.

TA. KAG S P Pal
Order No.1/1963. (Sz.K.3.) KSzH issued by the President,
Hungarian Bureau of Standards., on putting into force,
modification and abrogation of the Hungarian Peoplels Repbulic
Standards. Szabvany kozl 15 no.1:1-3 Ja 163.
1. Magyar Szabvanyugyi Hivatal e1noke.

Order 1.1o.2/1963. (Sz.K.2.)IlSzH issued by the President., Hungarian
Bureau of Standards,, on putting into force modification, and
abrogation of the Hungarian People's Republic Standards.
Szabvany kozl 15 no.2:28-31 F 163.
1. Magyar Szabvan-yugyi Hivatal elnoke.
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TAKAGS, Pal
Order No.3/1963.(SZ.K.3.)f4SzH issued by the Prevident, Hungarian
Bureau of Standards, on putting into effect, modification as well as
0
abrogation of the National Standa:rds of the Hungarian People's Republic.
Szabvany kozl 15 no,3:49-53 Mr '63,,
1, Ma-ygr Szabvanyugyi Hiva~al elnoke.
~I

TAKACS, Pal
Order no.4/1963. (Sz. K. 4.) MSZHq irsued by the President,
Hungarian Bureau of Stindards, on the modification and abrogation
of the-Hungarian People's Republic National StafWards. Szabvany
koz~l 15 no.4.*73-74 AP 163.
1. Magyar Szabvanypgyi Hivatal elnoke.

TAKACS, Pal
Order no.5/1963. (Sz. K.5.) HSZH,
Hungarimn Bureau of Standards, on
of the Hungarian People's Republic
kozl 15 no.5:97-103 MY 163o
issued by the Presidentp
the modification and abrogation
National Standards. Szabvany
1. Magyar Szabvanyugyi Hivatal elnoke.

TAYLACS, Pal
Order No.6/1963. (Sz.K.6.) M3zH issued by the President,
Hungarian Bureau of Standards, on putting into force, modification
and abrogation of the Hungarian People's Republic Standards.
Szabvany kozl 15 no.,6..121-125 Je 63~
1. Magyar Szabvangygyi Ilivatal e1nolm,

TAKAGS, Pal
Marking of mea'suring units in the Hungarian People's R-epublic
Standards, Szabvany kozl 15 no.6~129 Je 163.
1. Magyar Szabvarrjugyi Hivatal elnoke.

TAKAGS, Pal
Appeal for contest. Sza'avany kozl 15 nc.6:-,3O Je 163.
1. MagyL!r Szabvanyugyi Hivatel elnoke.

V,
Decree 11o.7/1963. (Sz.K SS ZeO 'V 7L'
Huiri,,acian '.,ureau oC Standards. on putting into eL"'fect r,odi-17icaz~-ion.
L.
and abrcgation of the Hungarian People's Republic liational
Sza'.vany kozl 1r no.7:141-140' Jl '63.

TARAW., Pal
Order lllo."',/11)63~ (Sz.K.9.) IISZH issued bj the President, Hungarian
Bureau of Standards., on putting into effect, modification and
ubrog,at.ion of the Hungarian People's Republic National Standards.
Szabvarly kozl 15 no.9:189-191 S 263.
1. Magyar Szaly,.ranyugyi Hivatual elnolke.

TAKAGS, Pal
Order No. 10/1963 (Sz.K. 10) I~SzH issued by the President,
Hungarian Direau of Standards, on putting into force,
modification and abrogation of the Hungarian People's
Republic National Standards. Szabvany kozl 15 no.10:
213-214 0 163.
1. Magyar Szablranyugyi Hivatal elnoke.

02,
Ji,'ication -and
put LinE il noforce2 mod
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