SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZHGFNTI, T.G. - ZHIBITSKAYA, E.D.

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ZHGENTI-t. V. K.. PROF
USSR/Medicine -Malaria.- Nov/Deo 1947
Medicine - Hearing
"Histological Changes in the Aural Organs Due to Malariap" G. P. Kbutsishvilip
Chair of Pathol Anatv Thili-si Med.Inst, 5 pp
!Arkhiv Patolog" No 6
Malaria ranka:third as asocial disease, after TB and syphilis. Artiole reports
results of a four-year period Of experiments conducted on 'changes occurring in
dells.of aural organs due to malaria. Methods of study developed at Histological
Laboratory of Leningrad Scientific and Practical Institute for Otorbinolaryn-
gology, under.the. cognizance of M. K. Dal'* Data reveal that histological changes
occurring in aural organs due to malaria are lose noticeable than those caused by
other infectious diseases, including scarlet fever, diphtheria, ar4 exanthematous
typhus# Submitted,, 15 Feb 1947. Deputy of Chairs Prof V. K. Zhgenti, Honorary
Promoter of Sciencso
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Structural changes In the peripheral nervous system of the larynx and
spiglottis in tuberculosis. Problo tubarke, Moskva no.2311-16 Xar-Apr
1953. (CLML 24:3)
l.' Professor. 2. Of,tbA Pathomorphological. Department (Head Prof#
V, X, %hgsutij* Actlvs,Mez~er of the AcadezW of Sciences Georgian $Sk)
of the Repiblio Ocientific-Ressarch Tuberculosis Institute (Director
Docent A,,I. Ushverldse) of the Ministry of Public Health Georgian SU
and the Pathoa=tomlo leboratory (Head -- Prof. L. 1. Smirnov, Correspond-
ing..Kabber AMS USSR) of the Institute of Nourosurgary. imeni, Academician
N. 3j. Burdenko.(Direotor - Prof. B. 0. Tegorov. Corresponding Member
AMS.USU) of the Aoademy_of Medical Sciences UWR.

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Patholo&. V 16 Tazi,-Harch '9 195.4. 8 fjg0*j 12 refs.
The ut
a her, rivew t~qefindinge of Soviet workers which support the suggestion that
...-the development of local pathological processes is related to the functioul state of
the herves supplying the tiBsuee affecteds which may be reflected in the morphology of
the afferent and efferent nerve fibres and their endings, Changes found iz eeveral~
organs are described - for example, in the larynx of patients with pulmonary tubercu-
losis with and without local laryngeal involvement, and in the genital organs of men
with pulmonary tuberculosis with and witb,;ut local genital disease. Similar studies
of changes in the meningea are reported, and also of the effect of streptomycin therapy
on the structural changes in nerve fibres. It is stated that tuberculous lesions in
organs other than the lunge in cases of pulmonary tuberculosis are pr -ded by morpho-
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logical changes in the nerve fibresp and it is suggested that some trophic disturbance
is necessary to enable the tubercle bacillus to gain a'footing in the tiasueej with
subsequent development of local disease.
Similar findings are described in the nerve fibres of the endocardium in cases of
endocarditis and in the nerve endings in turoure and their metastases,
L. Creme.
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INTI IS KYALIASHVILI.'APA.; SMOUTA, U.N.; TOWRITA, Sh.R.;
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ClIzical aspects and therapy of radiation illness. Soob.AIF Gms.
ASR 16 10-7065-570 155. (M= 9t2)
i'Daystvitellayy chlea AN Gruzinakoy SSR (for.Xhg9nU).2.Ak&demIy&
mank GruslaskoySSR, IumtLtut sksperimantallnoy L klWohoskay
kkirur4it i gematologii, Saaahno-Iseledoyatellskly Institut pars-
livazire, krovi OSSR i 'Ibillsokly gordarstyanM meditsInskly
institut.
(Radiatiou--Toxicology)
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I a Jourt Rof Zhur Biol,P HO 19)
Ab 1958) 88396
Author 7,~~nt .8harashifto, L. K.; M:Ueladzo,
Inst Republican Scientific Research Institute of Tubarcu-
losis) Georgian SSM
~Titlo On the.Problem of the Morphogenesis of Tuborculouu
Meningitis treated with StreptoMcin
Orig Pub: Tr. Resp. n.-i. in-ta tuborkuloza. GruzSSR, 1956,
7j, 5-16., 83-86
-1,bqtract-. Twenty casoo of tuberculous moningitis treated with
s.treptomycin wore studiodi8 following a brief period
of treatmont (8-30 dayu).,-5 following a relatively
long period of 38-57 daYs., and 7 after a prolonged
therapy (96-216 days). The morphology of chanCies
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USSR/Mman and Animal Morphology' S-3
Nervous System,,
Abs Jours. Ref Zhti~ Bioio~ Ib 19, 1958, 88396
Abstraot: logy of IuborctLlous moningitia, With rolativoly;
long treatrmnt, thickaning of collagen
Infiltration of:vcccular walls with opitiselioid
colls and fibroblasts, and organizntion of
thrombi vat; notod, In lino with this process
besides old foci of necrosis, new necrotic foci
appeared, 'The tubercle bacilli began to shcw
evidence of degeneration, Sclerotic processes
vetero observed after long pericds of treatmont:
~the pia mator thickoned considerably, granula-
tion.tissue developed in the.subarnahnoid sjmco,
fibroblasts and collagon fibres increased consi-
derably in the vascular walls, and the lumon of
the vessels became obliterated. Largo areas of
necrosis and vascular thromboses were seen in
the brain, B, Shultman
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Abe Jour s Ref Zhti? Bio1j, ~Nd 5.0 W61~ 21671
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Title 't Strmturd Changes in I~ndzvating Mechaniftoof the
Pla Hater in Tuberculosis*
Orig Pub I -Tt. RbBp. ri.ed. in-t tuberkule2a 0 ruz SSR, 19560
Zo 87-97-
Abstract The nIerve endings of the carotid body (probably chemo-
receptors) and Vater-Paccinim corpuscle types (MeMi.:
oreceptors) were found in the normal pin mater.(P. M.).
The fibrocavernous and Infiltrdtive-phematic; ty pes of
pulmonar:7 tuberculosis in P, M. are accomanied by the
phenomena of acute irritation and dystrophy of the aff-
erent paUways by mcial cAinders of thick myeItnated
ner76 fibers and of the.ner16'endingg of carotid body
type. Similar changes were observed also in the'sensory
neurons of the nodoas and intervdrtebral ganglia, There
'were occurrences of irritation and moderate dystrophy of
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WSR Human and Animal Morphology.. Nerv9us System S-1
Abe Jo,ur i Ref Zhur Blol.., No 5P 1958P No 21671
Abstract -s central portions of the efferent pathways of the airtono-
mic ner7ousaystamts central neurons., Hamntogenio diBBe-
minated tuberculosialwas accompanied . in addition to-the
-in7olvement of afferent pathways, by acute irritation and
-dystrophy along the whole length of efferent p&thwaye.
The involvement of innervating mechm isms stipulates the
liquefaction of the basic argyrophile substance; this
facilitates increase in tissues permeability., deposition
and multiplication of tubercle bacilli in the P, M,,, with
a subsequent development of a specific process in them.
Tuberculous meningitis is accompanied by complete sever-
ing of afferent and efferent chains of reflex arcs, This
process develops in the rresence of gn almost complete
denervation of the P. M.., the fact iihich facilitates a
development of abrupt circulatory disorders and necroses,
Nimonary tuberculosis and meningitis are accompanied by
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USSR Morphology of W find Animals. fiervous System, S-1
Abs Jour. t Ref Zhur - Bicl*, No 5, 1958P No a671
Abstract t a greater inj ury to chemoreceptors in the FA
Chemoreceptors~are cd4letely destroyed in meningitis,
Innervation of the POM#ia reetored in meningitis treated
1by streptomycin6 The dead ganglion cells undergo neuro-
nophagia., reversible changes disappear and the wdel
cylinders and nerve endings regenerate.
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and-istestines in exparimental tuberculosis. $cob. AN Graz. SSR 20
no,,4:489-496 Ap .158. (MIRA 11:7)
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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 5, p 112 (USSR).
AUTHOR:.i Zhgenti, V. S.
TITLE: Stress Calculation of a Shallow Thin Shell in the Form of aPara-
boloid of Revolution Subjected to a Vertical Concentrated Force
(Ras'chet pologoy tonkoy uprugoy obolochki, imeyushchey formu
paraboloida vrashcheniya, nakhodyashcheysya pod deystviyem
vertikallnoy sosredotochennoy sily)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Gor(k)iyak'." gos. ped. in-t, 1956, Vol 3, pp Z99-306
ABSTRACT: The shell described in the title is anchored along its external
C.ontour, against linear as well as angular displacements.A
force Is epplied at the pole directed along the axis of the hell.
The solution is given, without any deductions. The internal
stress -intensity and displacement components and their moments.
are represented by a Bessel-Thomson-a function, the argurnent
of whicli is in the form of
r
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Stress Calculation of a Shallow Thin Shell (cont,
where, v is the PoIsson ration; -6 Is the thickness of the shell, r~ is the, dista2ce
from the axis, and X Is the parameter in the equation of the paraboloid z= Xr
It should be noted that the abovegiven argument can be conveniently represented
in the form of
j 43 1 - v=)
s eliminated. Two assumptions are introduced in the
where the parameter X I
statement of the -problem a) the nondimensional (?) parameter k