SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VICSAY, M. - VIDAKAS, YU.E.

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OBAL, F.; VICSAY. Ha it; MADARASZ, I.
Role of a central nervous mechanism in the acquired tolerance
to the temperature decreaBing effect of hiatamine. Iota
physiol. acad. sois Hung. 28 no.lt65-76 165.
1. Institute of Physiology, Uni'versity Medical School,
Szeged. Submitted August 31, 1964.

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AUTHOR: -14adarasz, I.; Obal, F.; Vicsay, M.; Takacs, 0.
ORG: institute of Physiology, University Medical School. Szeged
TITLE: Analysis of the vegetative and FEG responses to ~~In~
SOURCE: Academia scientiarum hungaricae. Acts. physiologica, v. 28, no. 1, 1965,
77-88
TOPIC TAGS: hypoxia, EEG, conditioned reflex, respiratory reaction, rabbit
ABSTRACT: Eight rabb*its 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. Bioelectrical 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 eXDosUre to
low-oxygen (6% to 8%) atmospheres. The typical sinusoidal rhythm appears in the hip-
pocampus during the firs'. 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, fabt 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 leadz. 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 respiration 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
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AUTHOR: Vvicsa it; Obal, F.; Madarasz, 1.
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ORG: Insti u le; of Phy'siologyp Medical University of Szeged (Szegedi Orvostudomanyi
Egyetem, Elettani Intezet)
TITIE: Central nervous mechanism in the adaptation to the body temperature-lowering
effect of histamine (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. 1965f 18
TOPID TAGS: histamine, rat, central nervous system, pharmacologyj conditioned reflex#
body temperature, physiology
T! 'According to literature data,
ANTIAEering of bodi'te*m'p*e'rature in response to histamine diminishes pro-
:gressively and the effect disappears completely after 3-4 doses of the drugb
jAt the same time, a similar activity of other compounds will persist un-
changed. An enhanced elimination of histamine as a possible explanation of
Ithis "tachyphylactle" phenomenon could not be verified experimentally
1(histaminase, antihistaminase determinations). In a study of the body-temper-
ature-lowering effect of repeated subcutaneous injections of histamine in
rats, it has been found that saline injected after the third, almost in-
effective histamine dose suspended the adaptation to histamine. Sub-
sequent administration of his tamine again 'caused *a 'marked 'lowerifig iDf bod
The phenomenon points to the role of the central
.temperature. hioh
,nervous system in the development of rapid adaptation to histamine'W
mechanism similar to habituation or conditioned reflexes.
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AUTHCR: Madarszp I.; Obal, F.; VicsaLL.&r.A~t; Takacep 0.
ORG: Institute of Phniology. Medical Univeraity of SzAgedASzegedi Orvostudomanyi
EgyeteR, -Elettani Intezet) I.-
TITLE: Autonomic and EEG responses evoked by hypoxia [Paper presented at the
symposium of the Hungari Physiolo ical Societ 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 acOU5tiC) stimuli coupled with inhalation of air
with 6-10 per cent oxygen content have been studied by recording the oxygen consump-
tion, body temperatuxe, 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. (Origo art@ in Engel
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VICTOR, Agoston. itr.; .':.'IJA]ir.C;, lehel, Dr.; SWI10SI, Karoly, Dr.
Cervical )regunncy with nerforatiou into the abdomen. Qrv. hetil.
98 no.32:5&-~187 11 Aug 57.
1. Bu,),incsti Janos Korhax (Iganpgo,v Dal'ace Tibor dr.) 1. nz. nzuIes-zeti
es NoF,-.,o-:7--szati OstalyRnak (foorvoc: Hirachler Imre 4--.) Frosee-
turajanatf (foorvos: !Qillo Antal dr. o"outudomaiWok r1oIrtorg) kozlemenye.
(P'~?MKITCY, ECTOPIC, epse reports
cervical.. with nerf. into abdom. (Hun))

PHILIPP, Oyorgy, dr.; VICTOR. Agoston, cir.
Xffecte of chlorpromazine preparations in the dilative pbase
of labor. Orv.hetil, 100 no.34:1217-1218 Ag '59.
1. Budapest Yovarost Tanace Janos Korhas (igazgato: Tako
Jozeef dr.) II. ezuleozeti ooztalyanak (foorvos: Hancook Mariuss dr.)
kozlemenye.
(IABOR physiol.)
(CHLORPROWM phermacol.)

HAITGSOK, Mariusz, dr.~,---'IICTC~_t Agoston, dr.
Experience with meprobamate (andazin) in the treatment of
premenstrual tension. Orv.hetil. 101 no.45:1607-1608 6 N 160.
1. Budapest Yovarosi Tanace Janos lorhaz II. Szuleszati Oastalya.
(NEPROBANATE ther)
(M M TRUATION DISCR M 5 ther)

POPOVICIt V.V.; VICTUR, C.
Additional re=n:,mtIcn of fie3d team collectivJs~s. 11mblea's
econ 17 no.502.45 My 164.

VI CT OR, IM.
VICTORj M. The sportive parachutists developing their skill. p. 6
Vol 21 no. 10, October 1956
ARIPILE PATRIEI
TECHNOLOGY
Bucuresti
Sot East European Accession, Vol. 6, no. 3, March 1957

VIC70R, T!.
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East Eurore,~n Accession, Vol. 6, No. 5, .1-12Y 1957

VICTOR, M.
Guests in the air. P,5,
(ARIPILE PATRIEL. Vol. 3, No. 4, Apr. 1957. Dicuresti, Rumania)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) LC. Vol. 6., No. 10., October 1957. Uncl.

VICTOR,,J~-~,
Improvement of technical and economic indexes of operation
in auto transport. Re-v transport 10 no.12-546-552 D 163.

BUCUR, Narcis; PAPILTAN, VICTOR, V.
Notes on diagnosir-0-f-r-heumatic disease; value of musculo-cutaneoun
biopsy; preliminary conclusions. Probl. reumat., Bucur. no.3:131-133
1958.
1. Clinicn medicala. II si Prosectura spitalului clinic de adulti nr. 2,
(RIMUMTISM. diagnosis
muscle-cutaneous biopsy in various rheum. die., ding. value)
()MCLIS, pathology
biopsy, musculo-cittaneous, in diag. of rheum. die., value)

VICTOiaSZ, Kalman, dr.
Modified Sellok del Frade liver function test. Orv. hetil. 103
no.40s1901~~1905 7 0 162.
1. Komloi Varosi Tanacs, Rendelointezot.
(LMR FUNCTION TESTS) (LIVER DISEASES)
(CHOLELITHIASIS) (JAUNDICE) (ITEPHRITIS)
(ARTHRITIS, RHEUMATOID) (ADN-aITIS) (STWACH ULCER)
(CHOLECYSTITIS) (GASTRITIS) (HEART FAILURE) CONGESTIVE)
(ALCOHOLISM) (syplaiis)

VICTOROV, D.T.; M4KSIMOV, M.Z.
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Dep"donce of the taper length of emulsion tracke on particle charge.
Zhur',.oksp. i toor. fis, 32 no,'U133-138 Ja '57,1 (MLIA 10:4)
(Photography,, Particle track)

%TTGTO`CV' S. B.
Biology
Feb 1947
F A 5 T 3
"Biological Indicators in Geology," S. B. VIctorov,
12
"Uspek Sovremen, Biolog!' , Vol 3=,, No 2
Determination of the geological obaracteristics of
an area by its vegetation. Review arA geneml dis-
cuesion of Oat has been accomplished in the field,
vith fall bibliograpby.
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VICTORJV, S. V.
"CYto -Ecological Investigations and Their Significance in Phytocoenology" (P- 172)
by Victorov, S. v.
W: Advances in Modern Biology.. (Uspekhi Sovremenmi Biologie), v01. XIII, No. 1, 1940

'fic,707-ov, S.
"Hil-Arnal PTovth of trees and Slfru`q.m (7n. 514) br S. victroy
SO: Advances In Modern Biolo (',Tspekhl Sovrerrennol ',31ol6rle) Vol. XVI, 110. "., 1941

VICTOROV, S. B.
'Biological indicators in geology' (p. 181) by S. B. Victorov.
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TITLE: Study of the fluorescence characteristics of the rhod4mi-ne
series
SOURCE: Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimii, v. 39, no. 11, 1965, 2643-2649
TOPIC TAGS: dye chemical, fluorescence spectrum, quantum yield
ABSTRACT: Investigations were conducted on spectral characteristics
and fluorescence yields of twenty samples of a rhodamine dye series at
20 and -1960C and the lifetime of T in the excited state. It was found
that a relationship exists in the rhodamine dye series between the ab-
solute fluorescence quantum yield and the position of the corresponding
fluorescence bonds and changes in the structure of the respective com-
pounds. A definite relationship was established for all compounds be-
tween the lifetime of the excited state and the position of the corre-
sponding fluorescence bonds. The probability of the direct radiation-
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VICZIAN, Antal, dr.
lxperiences in mane ament of peptic ulcer and gastric carcinoma.
Orv. hatil. 95 no.50i1382-1385 12 Bee 54.
1. Marcali Jarast Tanace korbazanak (igazgato-fooryos: Viestan Antal
dr.) kozlemenyo.
(PMIC ULCER, ther.)
(STOMACH, neoplasms
management)

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MA-iTYI( ROURT, Dr. -, SIMON IAJOG, Dr.; VICHAN ANTAL, Dr.
Xffect of T)ituitary transplantation on atrophic infants. Orv. hatil.
98 no-34:926-928 25 Aug 57.
1. A Marcali &rasi Tanacs Xorhaza, (igazgato: Viczian Antal, dr.
kozlemanyo,
(INFA,NT NMRITION DISORMM, surg.
pituitary transpl. in severe atrophies (Hun))
(PITUITART GIAND, transpl.
in severe infantile atrophies (Ihn))

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5174. I-ROBLEMS OF SURGICAL THERAPY IN PERFORATED 13EII71C UIXER -
V I C z I a n A. Dept. of Surg., Distr. flosp., Marcali, Hunga ry - WEST. J.
SURG. 1959. 66/3 (M-M) Graphs I rabies z
In the case or chronic perforated duodenal and gastric ulcer primary resection is
advised If the general condition of the patient Is good. If the time since the per-
foration does not exceed 6 hr. and if there is no peritonitis. The size of the per-
foration and thetvolume of the escaped fluid are important factors in the choice of
a method of treatment. Suture of the perforated early ulcer. especially in young
patients, often results in complete recovery.
Novak - Brutsels

E)CERPTA MDICA Sac 6 Vol- 13/1--Internal -ved-.--- Yar- - 59-
1731. PEPTIC ULCER AND ANTRAL GASTRITIS - Ileptiticnes GetichwOr und
Antr,jmgastritis - V i c z i A is A Hezirkskrankenh. , Marcali, Ungarn
NTEHOJZ~,ij~~58, 90!2 (110-117) Tables .1
GASTROE,
In order to study the relationship between ulcer disease and gamtritts, .1 histologic-
al examination was made of excised antrum partis trom 71 resected stomachs. The
results were compared with clinical data. The histological examination showed
antrum gastritis in 50% or gastric and 43.2T6 of duodenal ulcers. Although it is not
admissible from the small number of cases to draw definite conclusions. the re-
aults are compatible with the literature and show that gastric ulcer is more oftea
accompanied by antrum gastritis than is duodenal ulcer. hi gastric ulcer the fre-
quency of gastritis appenrs to be independent of the length of the past history; if)
ulcer cases of several years' duration gastr itis was not less frequent than in
cases of many decades' duration. On the other hand,gastritis in callous ulcers in
the proximity of the pylorus (situated in the antrum) was more often observed.
From this observation it could be deduced that the secondary peripheral gastritis
which surrounds the ulcer should be distinguished from ulcer gastritis. No dis-

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tinguishing connection could be established between gastritis and acid values. The
inflammatory infiltration of the mucous membrane does not appear to influence the
function of the gastric g)ands.
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VIGZIAN, Antalo Dr.; SZABO, Jeno, Dr.
Vascular obstructiona in the vicinity of peptic ulcers. Orv. hetil.
99 no. 1:19-22 5 Jan 58.
1. A Mareali Jarasi Tanacs Xorhasa (1gazgato: Viazian Antal dr.)
kozlemenye.
(GASTFMTOMY, compl.
postop, vase. obstruct. in vicinity of ulcer,
angiographic findings (Htm)) I

VIOZIAN, Antal, Dr.
Si-mifiannee of the size of the perforation hole in perforation of
7);;tic ulcer. Orv. hatil. 99 no.8-9:283-283 23 7ab - 2 Mar 58.
1. A Mnrcali Jarasi Tannas Korliazanak (igasgatot Viazian Antel dr.)
kozlemanye.
MPTIG UI M , nerf.
surg., prognostic significance of size of nerf. hole (Hun))

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NAGY., Jozsefne; KOLLAR, Jeno; VICZIAN,,Br.uno..4r-
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1.
A study trip to Bulgaria, Pt.3. Cukor 14 n0,5:118-120 "7 161.

VICZIAN, 4rupol dre, fomernok; NACSA, Zoltan,, foonergetikuee
Boller transfer at the Mezohegyao Sugar factory. Cukoz- 1-1
no.3t54-59 Mr'58
~40- ~ OA -~.

HMARY Chemical Technology~ Chemical Products and Their E-26
Applicatiow Carbohydrates ard Their Processing.
Abe Jour :Ref Zhur - Xhimiya, No 5, 195% No. 17178
Author :Viezian B.; Tiazavary, 09; Rmodi,, F,
Inst :Not given
Title :Performance of Vacuum Dram Filter at the *gekhades'a
Sugar Ref inery
Orig Pub :Cukoripar, 1958, 11, No 7, 171-176
Abstract :Description of the perfarmance of the filtration unit
consisting of a settler and a vacuum drum filter. Results
of operation indicate that on long tam lasis such a unit
is more economical to operate, it requires lesser operatine.
manpaver, and is less sensitive to qualtiy of beat juice
an compared to filterj*e8sess
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dratos And Their
Category Chendcal Technolo~,y. Carl~ohy
11rocessing
Abs. Jour 2 Ref Zhur-Khii,iiya)No 14, 1959,11o 51314
Author : Viezinn, ]a.., T's avari,o.
Institute :
Title : Results of Operation Performed in Accordance
with the "Double Production" Scheme at the
Mezekhedskiy Sug&r Refinery
Orig Pub. te4koripar, 1958, 11, No 9g 226-228
Abstract Oneration in accordance with the "double
production" scheme instead of the "quadruple
proportion" scheme is described. As V~ result
of this change, the total quantity of Duly)
was reduced from 40.541% to 34.04%, the
steam consumption used. for dissolving was
reduced from 0.31 to 0.47 and that for pre-
heating from 1.17 -to 0.76 kg/ c of raw beet;
the quantity of supar on the equalizing table
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VICZIAN, B.
"Experiences with the two-product scheme." p. 226
CUKORIFAR (Mezogazdaegi cis Elelmiazeripari Tudomanyos Eaesulet. Cukoripar
Szakoaztaly) Budapest., Hungary,, Vol. U., No. 2$ Septa 1958.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC., Vol. 8, No. 6,, June 1959
Uncl.

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Subject USSR/Medicine
Card 1/1 Pub. 37 - 6/19
Authors : Bogdatlyeva, A. G., Vid, D. Ya., Scientific Workers
Title : Effect of high-molecular products of the pyrolysis of
petroleum on the animal organism
Periodical : Gig. i san., 7, 21-25, JI 1955
Abstract : Describes tests on rabbits and white mice in studying
the toxicity of various petroleum products. Recommends
measures shielding the skin of people who come in
contact with the products of petroleum pyrolysis. Illus.,
3 refs. (1948-1954)
Institution: Scientific Research Institute of Roentgenology,
Radiology and Oncology, Ministry of Health, Azerbaidzhan
SSR.
Submitted July 7, 1954

.2 ict-or ~Pwtraiauw qrseking ~Prawats on the Antral 0 Diem,"
fro rp
by; A - -all -Bogdat 'yeva senior scientific associate, and D. Ys.
Vid, scientific associate, Scientific Research institute of
Roentgenology, Radiology, and Oncology, Ministry of fkalth Azer-
baydzhan SSR, Gigiyena i ~anitariyE~, Vol 22, No 5, May 57, pp
37-40
Experiments were conducted on rabbits to determine the effect of
petroleum cracking products -- gasoline, kerosene, and cracking resi-
diies -- on the animal organism. The products were applied cutaneously
to the outer surface of the ear In doses of one milliliter to one kilo-
gram of body weight. The experiments established that the cutaneous
application of the products produced local changes In the skin as well
as:modifications in a number of internal organs. Local changes were
marked by byperplastic and inflammatory manifestations. The general
effect on the animals was marked by intense emaciation and finally
death. Of the internal organs, the liver and the sexual organs were
affected severely. No concerogenic effect was noted. (U)

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BOGDATIYXVA, A.G., starshiy nauchnyy notrudnik; nauchnyy
sqtrudnik
Bffect of petroleum cracking products on the animal organism (with
summary in Inglish). Gig. i sen. 22 no-5:37-41 My '57. (MIRA 10:10)
1. Is Nauchno-iseledovatellskogo inatituta rentganologit. radiologii
i onkologli Ministerstva zdravookhreneniya Axerbaydzhanskol, SSR.
(PITROLNUM PRODUCTS, effects,
cracking prod. on animal organism (Rua))

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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 10. p 94 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Vid, V. E.
TITLE: A Photographic Method of Determining the Rate of Flow in Open
Water Streams (Metod opredeleniya raskhoda vody v atkrytykh
potokakh fotografirovaniyem)
PERIODICAL: Sb. tr, Novocherkass. inzh.-melior, in-ta, 1955, Vol 5,
pp 131-137
ABSTRACT: The method of determining the rate of flow described in the
article employs air tracer-integrator bubbles released from a
pipeline or hose, placed along the wetted perimeter of river
bed or channel with a given alignment, which are then photographed
upon their emergence at the water surface. The tracer bubbles
are discharged from holes made in the pipeline at different dis-
tances up the stream. The entire operation comes down to photo-
graphing the tracer emergence lines and determining the full-
scale area F of their emergence contour. The latter is computed
from the formula F = FIG , where F' is the area of the photo-
graphic image area lying between the fixed alignment and the
Card 1/3 emergence curve of the tracers and C is the scale coefficient.

124-1957 -10-11848
A Photographic Method of Determining the Rate of Flow (cont. )
accomplished only for channels having a narrow width and a
relatively straight and undisturbed flow.
N. P. Zrelov
Card 3/3

VID. V.E.
Integrator pole for measuring the mean velocity of
of water at the vertical observation point of the
section. Meteor. i gidrol. no.3:55-57 Mr 162.
(Stream meaaurements)
the flow
metering
01MA 1~, :3)

VID, V.E.; SEMENOV, V.I.
Practice of meamnIng water discharge in channels by the
integral-photographic method. Meteor. i gidrol. no-3:47-49
Mr 164. (MIRA 17:3)
1. Novocherkasskiy inzhonerno-me3iorativnyy institut i
Upravleniye Nevinnomyeakogo kanala.

VIDA, G.; VAROCZY, Edith Cs.
A new Asplanium (Sectio Caterach) species and the problam of the
origin of Phyllitis hybrida (Milde) C.Christ. Act& bot Hung 9
no.1/2:197-215 163.
1. Institute of Genetics of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences,
Budapest.

1~~- 1;3

Vl*j-WzlO
Factory experiences with Hungarian-made asy=etric spirning rings,
Magy textil 14 no.S.-351-355 Ag 162.
4,
AP-

KAX12:VL1 MAGY, Ida, Kro, V., ~~L~szlo; National Institute of Public
Heallt.i (Orszagos Kozegeszsegugyi Intozet), Chemical Department (Kemiai
Oszta:[,,r), Budapest.
nThe Detemination of 2-Phonylquinoline-4-carboxylic Acid with Perchlo-
ric ioz-.W. 3eparation of 2-Pheny~qiiinoline..~'4-carboxylic Acid, Acetyl Sa-
lic-4.1c, Acid and Yagncsium Oxide."
Budap2.,j-., Acta Pharmaceutida HurZarica, Vol 13, 110 2, Apr 63, PP 51-56.
Abstractt (Authors' German sumirrary I A +
ft.ophan (2-phenyl.quinoline-4-car-
Fo`xy-17aa,J) may be detenined in non-aqueous solution (in absolute
acetic acid) with a rixed irdicator consisting of gentian violet an!
dimetr.yl yellow (8%20). Atophan, acetyl salicylic acid and magnesium
oxide rr~iy te separated from a powder mixture through so-called reverse
extri.-I-ion. After suitable preparation, the magnesim oxide is titrated
with D)-ti-olexor, III directly; the interfering color of Atophar. was eii-
minatcol by the use of a ne;~r mixed indicator. Of 8 reference3, are
Hungarlan, the rest is We3tern.
Lit' 1
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VAMOS, Rezso; VIDA, Laszlo
Use of s.timulants in forcing poplar cuttings@ Erdo 12 no.2,.
61-66 F 163.
1. Szogedi TudomanYegYete'O tudomanyos munkatarsa (for vamos).
2. Csongrad Megyej Allami Erdogazdavag fomernoke, Szeged (for Vida).

FAZFJW., Jozsef; :VIDA, IaBzlo
Slave length determination of periodic irregularities in spinning
rLLU FToducts by the signal correlation diagram method. Magy
textil 15 no.7:294.,298 J1 163.
I* Lorinci. Fonoipar,

VIDA, L.
"Planting poplars in Coongrad County.0 P. 157.
AZ ERDO, (Orazagos EMeUeti Egyesulet). Budapest,, Hungary,, Vol. Up
No. 6,, June 1959*
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EEAI), LC,, Vole 8. NO* 89
August 1959.
Uncla.

VIDA, L.
.On the stability of pepsin solutions. Oyol7eserenz 6 no. 12--284-2-85
Doe 1951. (CLKL 23:5)
1, Doctor, 2. Chemistry Division of the National Institute of Public
Hygiene.

VIDA, Ludavic
A committee for each problem in order to facilitate the realization
of the trade-union taBks. Mane& sindic 6 no.71lO-13 J1 162.
1. Presedinte al comitetului sindicatului Uzinele I Mai, Baia Mare.

GASPARDY, Geza, dr.; RAKOS, Ilona, dr.; VIDA, Margit, dr.
Therapy of chronic polyarthritis with bismuth injections.
Orv. het1l. 97 no.16:443-444 15 Apr 56.
1. Az Orszagos Reuma-es Fardougyi Intezet (1gazgato-foorvos:
DubovitzI Denes dr., tudomanyos vezeto: Schulhof, Odon dr.
kandidat"s) kozlemerqe.
(ARTHRITIS, RHEUMATOID, ther.
bismuth inject. (Hun))
(BISMTJTH, ther. use
rheumatoid arthritis, inject. (Hun))

IRASYI, Jeno, dr.; VIDA, Margit, dr.
Diagnostic and tberapeutic data on Bechterev's disease. Mau.
belorv.arch. 12 no.6:153-162 D '59.
1. As Orazagos Rheuma an Ilurdauai Intezet (Igasgato foorvos:
Farkas Karoly, as orvostudomanyok doktora) Fizikotheraplas
Jardbetegrandelasenek (foorvos: Iranyi Jeno dr.) an CS.
rheumaosztalyanak (foorvom: Gaspar Gesa dre) k021emenyee
(SPONDYLITIS ANKYLOSING)

GASPARDY. Geza. dr.; NOVACS. Laszlo, dr.; SIMON, Miklos, dr., VIM, Margit, dr.
Evaluation of the muscle origin of serum aldolass in chronic
polyarthritig. Magy.belorv.arch. 12 no.6:162-164 D 159.
1. Az Orexagoo Reums- so Fuxdoug7i Intezet so a Magyar
Nephadsereg Zgesxsegugyi Bxolgala;tanak koz1amen7s.
(ARTHRITIS REWMTOID blood)
(ALDOIASA blood)
(MUSCLES metab)
9!

GASPAMY, Geza, dr.; VIDA, Margit, dr.; HUTTERER, Ilona, dr.
The effect of various salicylate preparations on the content of sugar
in the blood of patients with inflamnator7 and other diseases of the
locomotor system. Orv. hetil. 102 no.26:1213-1217 25 Je 161.
1. Orazagos Re=a- es Furdougyi Intezet.
(BLOOD SUGAR Pharmacol)
(SALICYLATES pharmacol)
(BONE DISEASES pharmacol)
(JOINTS diseases)
(MUSCLES dia)

GASPAUY, Gaza, dr.; VIDA, Margit, dr.; BANYAI, Barn&, dr.
Salicylate intolerance in patients with rheumatic diseases. Ory.
hatil. 102 no.3ltl468-1469 30 J1 161.
1. Orazagos Reuma- as Furdougyi Intezat.
(RHEUMATISM ther) (SALICYLATES toxicol)

GASPAR91, Ge-za, dr.; SCHULHOF, Odon, dr. VIDA, Margit, dr.
Cur experiences with the treatnent of gout. Orv. hetil. 105
no.17:791-795 26 Ap'64
1. Orozagos Rheuma es Furdoug.,ri Intezet.
V-

VIDA, Miklos; KORANYI, Gyorgy, dr.; SZILkGYI, Antal; DESTEK, Endre;
Mihaly; DITZ, Erno; DICSZEGEIY,, Daniel, dr.; SCHUNK, Rudolf;
SIKIOWI, Tozsef; RETaAR, Arpad
4b '%.
Research, Planning., and education in the gas industry. Energia es
atom 13 no-3:112-116 Mr 160.

VIDA, Miklos
More important safety engineering rules and appliances of town
-gas supply and consumption. Mahkavedelem 7 no.7/9t2-14 161.

KORANrI, Gyorgy, dr.; WUNSCH, Walter, Dr. ing.; OEGHELHAUSER, Kurt;
PUTNOKr, Janos; SOHM=I, Karoly; SZUK0, Witold; VALT, Ferenc, dr.;
DOBO, Iaszlo; NAGY BIROj, Sandor; VIDA.,. Miklm;.-..TOBAKj, Lajoe;
MAKOLDI, Mihaly; NASZALYI, Iaszlo; HUNEK, Emil
Technical and economic questions relating to gas utilization.
Ipari energia 3 no.1/2t9-14 Ja-F 162.
1. Favarosi Gazmuvek munzaki igasgatoja (for Valy).

VIDA, ~,Uklos
.1 ... - 1 1. . ~
Safety enginserirg questions of matura.1 gas tranzy.-ortation vl*.h
opecial regard to odorizing natural gaa. Munkavedelem 10 no.l,/3.-
1-9 164.

VIDA, Miklos
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Some questions of snaitary engineering development from
point of view of gas supply. Epuletgepeszet 13 no. 309-104
Je 164.

Role and taDk.3 of gas the -If
towns with SrAiclril regari ft) f~e Jo,,rar,~!3 of thc ropulatir,,:.
Enargia ce atrin 11 no.11.12-13 Ja '65.
Genoral Information. I'Ud.:18-19
1. Technical Dir"etor, LNdapo3t- Capital Gan~works.

STIWANIGS, Janos, dr.; VIDA, Odon, dr.
Surgery of the bile dacto in the aged. Orv.hetil. 100 n0.42;
1512-1515 0 159. 1
1. A Masonmogyarovari Varosi Tanacs Norhaza Sebeazeti Oaztalyanak
(foorvos: Stefauics Janos dr.) kozlemenye.
(BILI DUCTS surg)

VIDA) 19.
The influence of the transfcr of production of certain goods to ot!-C~- factorie's
on trade-mark rights.
P. 8 (UJITC-K UI-JA) Budapest, Hungary Vol. 9, 7,11o. 9, June 1957.
SO; Montlily Index of Ewit Lurqjean Aceisiorm Vol. 6, 111o. 11 ilovember l(157.

VIDA, Sandor, dr.
jWicial practice in patent cases. Ujit lap .12 no.22:6 25 Je '60.

VIDA Sandor, dr.
Valuable, new trade-marks are needed! Ujit lap 12 no.17:4 10 S 160.

VIU, Sandor, dr., jogtanacaos
Patento and trade marka in the mirror of bylave related to social
property. Ujit lap 13 no.14:12 .11 161.
(Hmgary-Patenta)
., '. :-- --'i .
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VIDA Sandor ch-.
Let us insure lepal protectiog for industrial form planningi Ujit
lep 14 no.2:12-13 Ja 162.
(Hungary-.-Industries)
(Hangary6-Industrial laws and legislation)

VIU., Sandorp dre
El" the vork of the International License Institute at Hague.
Ujit lap 15 no*7tl3-14 10 Ap 163.

VIDA, Sandor, dr.
Textile figures. UJit UP 15 no.l16 10 A '63.

VIDA, Sandor, dr.
Patexxt,laws in the Soviet Union. Ujit lap 15 no.ll+:3-1+ 25 JI
163,

VIDA. Sandor., dr.
WA ~ i" a - ("~.
Judicial practice concerning patent laws. Ujit lap 15 no.24:6
25 D 163.

VIDA, Sandor, dr.
Museum of Usurpation of Trade-,. ks in Paris. Ujit lap 16
no. 3: 6-7 10 F 164.

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10 s

jxi gal. a3j,erts of t',:rj 4'e~,;!,Lj.vj 1 1 f :7, i
to
the urider0.eve-,.,)pc-,-, IL 7
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Physiology
CZE-CH03LOVAKLI
BAIRTKO2 D.; VIPA, S-; K%DLEC,,
Clinic and 1st Inteftal
sity (Neurologi6ka a I.
lava.
"Changes in the Content
ental Brain Ischornia.11
0.; I-,IAG',Ir2"ROVA,, M.; Neurological
Clinic Modical Faculty Comenius Univer-
Interni Klinika Lek. Fak. UK), Bratis-
of Electrolytes and Water in Experim-
Frag a. Cesicoslovenska NeuroloZie) Vol 30, No 1. Jan 67, P 71
.U
Aostract: Experiments were conducted with 22 healthy dogs. Brain
isch,emia was caused by reducing the blood flow to the brain; dur-
ing a 60 to 120 minute experimental period there were no signir-
icant changes in the concent',ration or Na and IC either in the blood
in the peripacral veins or in the venou3 blood taken from the
confluens sinum. During the i3chomia a temporary increase or
tue systemic blood pressure was observed; this resulted in a fil-
tration diuresis, acconpanied by sodium and potassium diuresis.
No references. Submitted at tae Meer,3.ng of thr, Neurological See-
tion, Slovalc Branch, Kosice, 16 - 18 Jun 66,
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BART03, Gyula; VIU,-M.CL
Up-to-date natural gas services in Szolnok. Magyar ep Ipar 11
no.3:105-109 162.

VIDA, VId
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Introducinf; gas service-into our cities which do not have gas supply.
Epuletgepeszet 12 no.5:1.66-169 0 t62.

PM I B. ~ VIDACEK, S.
Analysis of absenteeism in a factory in Zagreb. Arh hig rada 3.1 no.4:
289-297 160.
1. Institut za medicinsks. istrazivanja i medicinu rada, Zagreb.
(INDUSTRM MEDICINE)

TOMASEGOVIC, Z.; JANKOVIC, Z.; PETKOVIC, V.; STANIC, M.; BETLHEIM, S.; BLAZEVIC,
D.; PERSIC, N.; ZORINC, S.; TEODCROVIC, B.; VRANCIC, J.; VCDOPIJA, I.;
ANTONIAZZO, 7.: CULIC, R.; GALIKOVICTWEIDGLASS, M.; RADMOV,%L4
MMUNAC, B.; KOEHLERKUBELKA, N.; CEZNER, M.; KOHN, v.i T61,0XIC, B.;
EMILI, H.; SMWEL, S.; SOOS, E.; VUKSANOVIC, V.; JANJATOVIC, M.;
DERVISWQ,,I**~ GRUENWALD, P.; SKRABALO, Z.; CREPINKO, I.; HAUPTMANN,
E.;.VIpACFA,.S.; HORVAT, A.; MOCKA, 0.; IVANCEVIG, D.; FERGER, A.;
.KRSNJAVI, B.; PRAZIC, M.; SALAJ, B.; SUBOTIGO R.; RADOSEVIC, Z.; KELER-
BACOKA, M.; HAHN, A.; MATKOVIC, B.; RAPONIC, M.
Reveiw of periodicals; medicine. Bul se Youg 9 no.4/5:11.5-147
Ag-O 164.

YMSIAVIA
BUJAS, Z., PAVLINAI Z., SREKEC, B., )UP
and VODANOVIC, M., Institute
A=,-
of Medical Research and Occupational Medicine. Zagreb
'Subjective Rating of Fatigue"
Zagreb, Arhiv za Higlieng Rada i-Toksikolorlill. Vol 17, No 3. 1966, pp 275-290
Abatracti After being subjected to a static strain as a result of holding a
7.17 kg weight for 30, 60, 90, 120. 150, and 180 sac, persons on whom the
tests were performed rated their feeling of fatigue on an arbitrary scale.
At the same time, the effort of four active muscle groups was daternined
clectromyographically and then summed up. The subjective degree of fatigue
as a function of the duration 91 of t4p static effort could be expressed by
the equation t = 0.0048 (V - 30")-L, >* representing the average result,
while the effort measured 9n the electromyograph corresponded on the average
to EKG = 0.0051 ( 91 - 300).L, 51. Individual variations were expressed in
deviations to the same extent from the general curves for both 4' and EHF.
Tables and graphs, 13 references (a31 Western). English summary. Manu-
script received 9 Mar 66.
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YUGOSI-IXVL%
BUJAS, Z.: SIMIEC, B. and VIDA~ Institute for Nedical Researcla and
Occupational Medicine (InsTETTt"ut za medicinska istrazivanja i medicinu rada,)
Zagreb.
"Sensation of ratigue and Its Associations with some other Variables.,;
Zagreb, Arhiv za Hirijenu Rada i Toksikolopiju, Vol 16, No 2, 1965; pp 111-123.
Abstract[Engalish summary modificd]: Data from survey in a neat-cutting plant,
0
with 115 workers: degrces, types and times of onset of fatigue as correlated
with productivity, job satisfaction, personal habits; discussion of results.
Questionnaire form; 3 profile diagrams; ms rec 13 Mar 65.
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TITLE: phthalocyanine
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TOPIC TAGS: phthalocyanine,, organic semiconductor., phatodielectric effect) dielectric
loss, carrier density, electric capacitance D)Ft cc retc_ PRoPFeq,
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effect additional information on the properties ogorL~nic semiconductors,0the authors
studied the photodielectric effect in phthalocyniLlhe., WALAUB 11D ond Or est tbor;-
oughly studied organic semiconductors. Phthalocyanine layers were produced by sub-
limation in vacuum on a quartz plate on which a semitransparent platinum electrode
was deposited beforehand. The second electrode was aluminum sputtered over the
phthalocyanine. 7be layers were illuminated with focused white light from an incan-
descent lamp at an incident energy 1.2 mw/mm2. The investigations were made in a
vacuum 10-9 - 10-4 = Hg at room temperature and consisted of determining the capaci-
tance and the dielectric loss as functions of the frequency and of the illumination.
Comparison with theoretical calculations shows that the photodielectric effect in
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not obeyed. The value obtained for the specific conductivity of phthalocyanine in
darkness agreed with the published data. It is deduced from the observed increase of
the dielectric loss in darkness that the increased conductivity is due to an increase
in the carrier density. This report was presented by Academician As X. Terenin.1.0c-
tober 1965. Orig. art. has: 4 figures, [02)
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VrDAKAS, YuX, inzh.-mayor
Shielded room. Vast.Vozd.Fl. 41 no.2:65 7 159.
(Airplanes--Bleotronio eqaipment-Testing)
(MIRA 12:4)

(Al -C '. L). , ar.; lic J. cir.; V.[D-,,v(,vjl' ll~ .Ll r .
no-3:72-75 ',,~r-Ap C"/*.
1. Inotitut za medicinu rada Socijalistiz:ke Republike Iru
u Beograrju (DIrel-Itor: Prof. dr. D. Krtrajovic).