SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT WESOLOWSKI, S. - WETZEL, R.

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MIEMOWSKI, Stanislaw; WMSOLOWSKI--, ",;tefan; ZGLICZYIIBKI, Lenzak; BOWKIIWICZ,
Janusz; In, SKI. us-
Phlebopmphy of the lower vons cava (prellmliary comunication)o
Polski prexegl.radlol, 23 J1-4 159.
1. Z Zakladu Hadiologit LO)OLreAej A. M. w Warnsawie Kierownik:
prof. dr nank wd. W. Zavad-3woki Z Illulki Urologicznej A.M. w
Warazawie lierotmik: prof. dr mad. S. Wasolowakip
(ANGIOGRLPrf),'
(VEW CAUN radiwaphy)

~WVSOL~OWSXI. ~Stofa~n
Stenosts of the ureteral orifice. Polsid przogi.ch-ir. 31
no.11:1219-1226 N '59.
1. Z Oddzialu Upologiamego Sspitala Volsklego i Xlinlki Urologicznej
A. Now Warazaide llierownjk:.~rof. dr So Wasolowski.

WESOLOWSKI, Stefan
Remote results of partial imphrectocq In tuberculosis. GrazUea
27 uo*8:943-945 S 159o
11. Z Oddsialu. Urologicsnego Instytutu Grazlicy. Kierownik: prof.
dr. S. Wesolowski. Dyrekt03-: pr.of.dr T. Kielanowski.
(TUBMCULOSIS IMNAL surg.)

Dr. 019 1 er~l f; TW
przegl.

Joni,-, KUZNIK, Zdzislaw;
JANCZEWSKI, Zygmunt
3 cases of extreme masculinization of adrenal origin in
women (with complete sex roversal). Endokr. pol. 14 no-43
301-315 163.
Klinika Urologiczna AOM, w Warazawio Kisrownik-. prof. dr
T. Wesolawiski OddzU1 Endola7nologii (doe, dr J. Teter) I
Kliniki Poloznictwa i Chorob Nobiecyoh A.M. v Warazavie
Kierowniko. prof'. dr T, Buloki.
(ADRENOGENITAL SI[NDRONE) (VIRILISM)

P/035/60/000/019/002/004
A076/A026
AUTHORS: Jasifiski, Zdzislaw;. Vesolowski, Wladyslaw; Engineers; Nawrocki,
Tadeusz, Master of EFe~rneerlng
TITLE: The Wielkopolska Mechenical Equipment Plant "Wiepofama"
FERIODICAL: PrzeglgLd Mechaniczny.9 1960, No. 19 20, Pp. 589- 591
TEXT: The authors review therproduction history of the Wielkopolska Fabryka
adzes Mech c eh "Wi
Urz ani zny epofamalf (Vlielkopolska Mechanical Equipment Plant,,"Wie-
pof6a") in Poznafi,'they describe the products before hnd after WW Il. The first
two turning lathes.produced after WW,II were the TP-225 and the TU-210,which were
followed by the TR-45whose documents..tion was supplied by the Fabryka Urzadzefi Me-
chanicznyoh Poqba'(Mechanical Equipment Plant Poreba). The demand for the TR-45
turning lathe grew in the following years and the production of the TP-225 and the
..TU-.210 was transferred to other plants. During 1950 - 55, the plant was expanded
anA during 1952- 54, in spite of small production space, the plant employing 800
workers produced 500 turning machines annually. In '1953, production was started
of the copying lathe Type TOA-18 capable of maohi4ing shafts 180-mm In diameter and
1,000-mm long. Series production of the above type was done by the Fabryka Urzadzefi
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P/035'60/C'00/019/002/00,L
The Wielkopolska Mechanical Equipment Plant "Wiepofama" A6761AO26
Mechanicinych-(Mechanical H4uipment Plant) in Wroclaw. For the needs ok motor, tex-
tile and plectrotechnical industries.a new type multi-stand turning,lathe'type TWA-
-20 was produced in 1953 and was later~stopped againas production of universal
turning lathes Type TWB-20 and.TWB-30 began. Due to the fact that the homa de,-mnd
for high-precision tool la:-.hes increased in 1954, the TUB-32 turning-lathe was &-
signed and produced. Furthi-mr products.of this plant were the TUB 32 high-speed
upi-versal turning lathe, the TWA-20 and the TWB-20 turning lathes; the TUK-140
universAl lathe; drilling machines Type LP-1, LP-2, LP-3; lathes Type TUB-32;
LU-1-7; JBN-3 and LU-1. There are 11 photographs.
Wiepofama (Iiiepofama)
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WESOIDWSKI) ZO*
The stability'of'afi.elastic orthotrb~lc ~ara-Uelep#id subject
to finite elongation.. Bul Ao Pol tech 12 no. 3:181-186 164.
l.'Departmbnt'of M6ch~.Acs 6.1' C.bntinu&s Media. 'Ihititutd of
~6,6- Nchnical Prob?4its, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw.
Presented by W. Olazak-.

ACC NRt
AT70054OG SOURCE CODE: PO/2547/66/008/004/0335/0345
AUTHORi Wesolowski, Z. -Vesolovski, Z. (Warsaw)
ORG: Institute of Basic Problems ol'Technology, PAN, Warsaw (Instytut Podsta-
i, Wo'%Vych Problemow Techniki PAN); The John Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md.,
U: S.A.
~~l TITLE: -Deformation of surface and 1inear elements in mechanics of continuous
media
SOURCE:- Polska Akademia Nauk. Instytut Matematyczny. Zastosowania matema-
tyki, v. 8, no., 4, 1966,. .335-3145
TOPIC.TAGS: mechanics, "continuous medium, deformation, material deformation.
ABSTRACT: The deformation of the surface and linear elements of a continuous
medium is decomposed into arotation and a deformation with a mean rotation equal
zero. After constructing equations for finite deformation, an analysis of some
spqcial cases. of element position is given. For small deformations, the complete
solution is given. It' is shown that (a) the rotation vector of the surface element with
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(AMNIOTIC FLUID) (URINE) (METABOLISM)

Antibiotics
CZECHOSLOVAKIA UDC 615.779.93-033
BAIWA, X.; BARNOVA, E.; BELONY'.; Chair of Ifedi'cal Chemistry,
Madical Faculty, P.J. Sifartk Univerax Katedra'Lakarakej Chamie Lekarskaj
Fakulty Univerzity.P.J. Safi.riks),*Konice, Head (Veduci) Docent Dr K. BAJWA
"Distribution of Antibiotice in Blood. V. Tetracyclines and Erythrocytes."
Pra-ue. Cn9opis Lekaru Cesm-ch, Vol 105, No 27-28, 4 Jul 66, pp 726-731
Abstract CAuthors' English riummary modified]% The bond of tetracycline to:
intact bovine erythrocytes and to isolated erythrocytes fractions -- hemo-
globin and stroms- in vitro was investigated. Erythrocytes have greater
affinity for,oxytotracyclias~ followed by tetracycline, and finally chlor-
tetracycline. Theboad is established immedi-ately and alters during.incu-
bation period., Par-~ of tha chlortetracycline and totr&cyclino is irrevorei-
bly bound to red blood collal oxytetracycline is-bound by a labile bond.
Chlortetricyclinip and tetracycline have a great affinity for stroma, ojo-
tetracycline has a greater affinity for hemoglobin than for the stroa&.
5, Fig. p4Tab., 12 West.9 5 East@ p I Japs rote, (go. roo. Now. 65).

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Miniazteriuvi Autok6zlekecksi Vezerigazgatos'aganak szakos4talyvezetoje
(for~Tmkaam).6*' MIN fointezo, a Kozlekedestudomanyi Egyeisulet miske)lci
teruleti,~.szervezetenek titkara (for Caabai) I, Fomernokp. a Fovaroaai
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.;VeiAoJq'.-(Por vlagy) :8'. FovarosiTanacs Vegrehajto Bizottsaga
Koile"k''6de'ii Igazgatonaganak fojlesztesi eloadoja (for Kutas)
9. "Koziekedeatudomanyi S.aeml4" szorkeszto bizottsagi tagja (for
Vasarhelyi) 1O..Csbp'ortyezeto fonornok, Debrecen m.j. Varosi Tanaca
Vegrehajto Bizotts-aga Iparl. es Kozlekedesi Osztaly (for Kalnoklxisa)
11. Rendororna&, Csongrad Megyei Rendorfokapitanysag Kozrendvedelm:L
Osztalya'(for.Gyomber) 12.-Fomernok,-Miskolc m.-J. Varo6i'Tanaca
'Vegrehajto Bizottsa-pc Epl.te~si es Kozlekedesi Oaztaly, (for Tallo)
13 Tomemok' Kozlekedes.-es, Po' taugyi. Mini ztalya (for.
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Vallalat lgazgatoja (for Szatmary) 21. Budapest Fovarvai
Melyepitesl Tervezo Vallalat tervezomernoke (for Magori)
~2.,B~dapest Fovarosi Taraes Melyepitesi Tervezo-Vallalat,tervezomernoke
(for Caikhelyl) 23. Miakclci Kozleke4esi Vallalat fomernoke (for Meszleri)
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EAERPTA VEDICA See 5 Vol 12/7 General Path. JU1Y 59
160. LYMPH CIRCULATION OF DOGS III EXPERIMENTAL THERMAL,
HAEMORRHAGIC AND TOURNIQUur SHOCK - W e a s e I y J. Inst. for
Exp. Med. Res., Hungarian Acad. of Scis, Dept. o 570pft~~_ Budapest -
ACTA PHYSIOL. ACAD. SCI. HUNG. 1958, 14/4 (327-351) Graphs 15
Tables 5
In haernorrhagic. thermal and tourniquet stock, central lymph flow was found to
decrease parallel to the progression of shock. The main reason for this decrease
was a diminution or lymph ;)reduction. The finding that lymph flow decreases In
shock supports the view that generalized increase In capillary permeability does
not figure In the pathomechanism of shock. Changes In central lymph flow and the
pressure in the portal vein were parallel lit haemorrhagic shock. The paralleliem
was abolished byN-(2-chlo:roethyl)dibenzylamine. on its administration portal
pressure decreased, whilelymph flow incraased. This drug enhanced lymph flow
both In 'normal' animals and in those subjected to shock. The main reason for
I this was the elevation in filtration pressure owing to arteriolar dilatation. The
presence of a lymphanglal upasm in shock ~ was not substantiated. The regional
oedema in thermal and tourniquet shock wi.s due to an increase in regional
capillary permeability, as Well as to a locil failure of lymph circulation. (U. 5)
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GCCTSEGM-1. Gyo::i2r, 1-I.D., &D., AMAY, Att-11-1a, M.D.J
14. D. , of 'lie Fourth Medical C-114nic, Institute
---id TIMSM.'l) Antal, I U
for C,-xdio'_o2Zr, at the INC-dical University (Orvostudmmmy-I 1",amtem,
diologiai Dtezet) in Budapest.
!V. BeEdinih., Km
Ch=fbe Shov-, v_G ',he Sym, .q of Pu3j,,ional Stenosis"
Budapest, Orvosi Hetilap, Vol 101~, No 19, _ 12 JiSay 1963; PP. 842-0391.
Abstract: The t-fL-5 ease of m~ym:10. im the riTLIitkside c'.=aDer is :-e-
porte,~- uhicnl -1,17olved t-:~e z-cmaral by surZ;ery of t..e [;~:o-.th. The ca-
se Ciff _-zu fZaii the usual t:v-p_~ associated -,ith con.~onltai constric-
tio_n of the ml:Lmncl orifice i:i t-hat; asyztUolic unconscliw.-ness, a
Ossive aat2 no-sto-o'.)able :!rcaCial inmifficiency, r_~id rQ~-:)ected
%0
inturavent",icular L,~:o '- vnas evIdent. The hemorlynciaical `Ind`nSs
"I U..
6 icatoCi vallrular o:.- infundibul--1, st,-nosis. Favorable tx-eataent Mas
possibic only by sur,-,ical inter-vention before irreversible dam_),~C
occurred in tu'&Ia rwjoc_-rdiw.,i. Foirteen references., incluOin.-c- 3 Ger-
man and 11 TUe s t e rn.
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ar57
iV.CFRPTA 1,BDICA Se.c.15 V01.1013 Chest Disease
z~.Z;.779,* WESTFAL 1. and GRZANKOWSKA J. *Mcdodma w lcczen-lu zapa6wym
gruilicyptue. Atelectasis,in the collapse therapy for pui-
~rnonary tb GRUtLICA:1956 24/6 (435-453) Graphs 12,Tables 3 Blue. 2
.481.tube~culqus patients (211 males 6d 270 fa-males) were treated with artificial,
pneurnothorax fr6m 1946 to 1954. In 216 cases, atelectasis, tending to evolvc in-
to cirrhosis, developed duri6gprc~r~i3thor-.ix-th:!rapy.,The following localizations
of the infiltrative' lesions in the phzipe of destruction wercobserved: apical and
posterior Jung segments: 60016 of the*cUses; ;mtcrlor segment of the right upper
lobe: 2017. of the cases; posterior segment oF."the left lung: 816. The lesions of
.other segments were less freqiIent. The extent of the lesions in 1946-1947 varier]
from 5 to 10 segments (average :t 4 segment, a), while in 1953 1.1954 it was from 2
-allel to the decrease in the.e
to one segment - (ave rage egment). Paz " xtent of
tile lesions In [Ineurnotharax paiWnta, the extentof atelectasis as wellaE its Incidence
decrea'sed (from 6segments to 1.5 segment, undfeomUjoto 1011o). The Incidence of
'pleural effusion was also related to the extent of the pulmonary lesions. Antimicrobial
drugs administered before and during pneumcthorax treatment did not influence the in-
Z. K2.inikl. Gt~zjatr~,qzneJ'Ai, M.:.,v Poznaniu Kierownik: dad. dr. J.
iJurkowskl, :Poznan U. Przyb~i

HORNUNG, Stanislaw; POLONCZYK, Mlaczyslaw; DEIDFF, Leonard; DERUBSKA,
Barbara, GAITUSZEWSKI, ZbLgniew,- JAROSZEWICZ, Wiwa; JAWORSKI,
Jan; MYSAKOWSKA, fielena; *.?A-iYSKI, Edwin; PLCAK, Wiadyalaw;
PREGOWSKI, Whdyslaw; SOSMWSKI., Telaclaw; WESTFAj!,.,,Irena;
ZIERSKI, Marian
Primary resistance to basic antitubercular drugsin pulmonary
tuberaulosis patients observed in Poland during the period of
1961-1962. Gr4zlica,32 nc.8,.629-636 Ag 164,

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SOV/96-59-4-17/21
AUTHOR: 3kH~4~~ F. Etineer (Roumania)
TITLE Radiant.Heat 11 han.ge, in Cylindrical Casings
(0 luehis'W-om t p
locbmene v tsilindricheskikh obolochkakh)
PERIODICAL: Tep loene rgetika, .1~1599 Nr 4, pp BE-87 (USSR)
ABSTRACT -The equation for the theinal flux between two isothermal
given. Analytical solutions
radiating surfanes.is f irst
of this expression have been published. Howevsr, the
analytical method can be applied successfully only to
calculating the functions and angular coefficients of
plane--parallel or perpendicular surfaces. General
ey-ohange functions of the system may be derived on the
basis of the addit-.ve law of uniform flows, other authors
prefer gxaphioal methods of integrating equation 1. The
object of this article is to give formulae for the,~heat
exchange function omd angular coefficients of cylindrical
Casings that are suitable for practical purposes and which
'A.LC;6,r.- z,:)t been hithorto published. The requisite formulae
are then very brie:6,'ly given, first for a single
cylindrical casing and then for a double cylindrical
casing. As -equired by the particular case the formulae
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1-~-ZSTRYGH F,
Starzyk, J., and Westrych, P., Porownawcze badania nad kilku preparatami jak
DDT, Delicia, Lausepuder Pyretrum p:,vj zwalczaniu wszawicy CoTroarative studies
on some disinsectant preparation usod for combating lousiness Przeglad Enidemiol-
~ogiczny, Warsaw 19481 :!/3-h (219-236) Graphs 4 Tnbles 11
Investigations were carried out on.the efficacy of the following disinsectant pre-
parations used in Poland for combating lousiness in cases of typhus fever: DDT,
the Genran, preparation 'Lausepuder', the German preparation, li:elicial, and pyreth-
rum, Lauspuder destroys lice much cuicker than DDT and also destroys nits., in
contrast to DDT which affects lice only. Lausepuder also repels lice. The effect
of pyrethrum upon lice is somewhat stronger than thit of the delicia powder. The
Aelicia powder effect upon lice is considerably weaker than that of the other dis-
insectants mentioned.
Nozar Gdansk
SO: Ledical hicrobiology Hygiene Section IV Vol. 3, No. 7-12

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p to ea 5 0 e we
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some children a transitory rise in temper.,.ture occurred with increased local reaction
Ome 6 a ra sitory
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authors vaccination of individuals with alow and therefore undetected tuberculin
h a c na In _ n
Sensitivity is not danger
sensitivity is not dangerous and is even desirable,, leading to higher degrees of allergic
resjstame Bower Wr
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SO:_Medical Microbiology & Hygiene Section IV, Vol 3, No 7-12

HORNUNG, Stanislaw; XDNONOVICZ. Irma; MROMLINSKA. Maria; VASTRYCH, Otto
..Individual factor in the si-aluation of radio-photographic pictures
according to the class if iceA ion HICTAX. Gruzlica 27 no.10: 1035-1044
0 159"
1. Z Zespolu Raukowo-Badaw(mago Instututu Oruslicy v Mrskovie. Kie-
rownik: prof.dr, St. Hornung.
(LUNGS radio&., )

WESTRYCH, Otto Feliks
Radiophotographic studieii im -the Katovice Region in 1955-1961.
Gruzlica 31 no.2:145-150 163.
1. Z Wojewodzkiej Fora(jrj~:~ Przeciwgruzliczej w Katowicach
Dyrektor: dr med. O.F, Wostrych.
(MISS CHEST X-ILAY) (STATISTICS)

hMIGARY/Soil Scienct:. Organic: Fertilizers -
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 6, 1958, 24788.
Author Westsik, Vilmos.
Inst
Title Sunflower as a Green Manure.
orig Fub: Agrartudomany) 1956) 8, No 7) 295-298.
Abstract:,Application of lupine in the capacity of green
manure is limited in Hungary, since it strongly
suffers from infection by insect and fungal di-
seases. Inconnection with this., sunflower was
tested for green maiure. In 1951, the weight
of the crop of sunflower per various standard quan-
tities of seed per hectare constituted 221; 242
and 211 c/ha. The yield of corn cobd in 1952
correspindly consti.tuted,%/22 c/ha., while after
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HEGEDUS, Zoltan; KOVACS, Gyulane; 11ESZPREMY, Barna
Effect of heat treatment on the spectrometric and X-ray
fluorescent anectrus analyids of steels. Magy kem folyo'Lr
70 no.12t559-561 D 164.
1. Ceepel Iron and Steelworks,, Budapest.

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HUNGARY Farm JLnimals. Domestic Fowls. U-10
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Biologiya, No 16, 1957, 72159
Aut~or : We:~tsjtein, F.
Titie : fi~~~ty of Hete rozoit; Chickens in Urban and Suburban Hat-
cheries.
Ori E; Pub 'Magyar Mezogazd., 1956, 17., No 15-16, 30
Tho use: of bird hyb ridization in Hungary is applied to the
cross-breading of the inbred generations of the same or of
different breeds., Highly productive breeds (leghorns, Rhode
Islands, Now Hampshire ane! others) are used for hybridiza-
tion. Local Hungarian bre!eds maybe used for inbreeding with
the aim of further heterocois. According to the Hungarian
investigations the crossirg of loca yellow and spotted breeds
with selected-breeds has teen successful. The selection of
breeds and its inbreeding and its subsequent bybridization
represent a complex solective assig=ent and its execution
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HUNGARY Fami Animals. Domestic Fowls. U-10
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Biologyia, No 16, 1957, 72179
Abstract demands qualified persomiel and considerable expense. Such
a job.is suitable only for larger institutions, and was star-
ted hat year, D&y-old hybrid ohio~ps (female) are sent to
the small'urban and,suburban hatcheries, -which deliver -their
excess Droduce (eggs, meat) to thecity. In such & way,
small hatcheries may utilize the advantages of hybridization
without partaldng in the compliaated selective activity.
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%Y1 Farm Animals - Domestic Fowls.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol.~ No 7, 1958, 30991
Author Wettstein Fere
Inst
~Title The Feeding of C-bickenso
(Kormleniya tsyplyat).
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