SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KURASHEVA, N. A. - KURASHOV, S. V.

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Scheme 111 1.
Ill, J.((CHj)sSlOjjTlCls+H,o ((CH,),lslOjsT,/ Cl + ficl
Cl Cl OH
Z 2 [l(CHl)ls(OhTl/ I(CH,)*SfOlo 41 - 0 - 111031 (CHo)oll + ffO
"OH
Cl 0m Cl
a. RcHshsloll I, - 0 - 41 losl (CH4114-4 HUM&PIV)s 44.~o
41 (CHOO
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15-.eqD B103/B101
AUTHORS: Andrianov, K. A., Corresponding MemberAS USSR, Kurasheva,
-IT.-A., Kuznetsova, I. K., and Gerkhardt, E. I.
me thyl-
TITLE; oyntbeais of polymers of reCular structure of the polycli
siloxane series
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 140, no- 4", 1961, 365-367
TEXT: The polycondeneation of the methyl-diethoxy silyl-methyl eater of
dimethyl phosphinic acid (I) with various a,o -d ihydroxy -dime thyl siloxanes
II) was studied. The distance between the dimethyl phosphiiie groaps
MP) could be varied by using II with different numbers of dimethyl-
R
siloxane links between the OR groups. The DMP Croups were evenly
distributed along the molecule chain. II was synthesized by the reaction
applied for diphenyl 8ilanediol (Ref. 3, see below). Its data are
presented In Table 1. 11 react with I at 1700C pithout a catalyst in the
following way:
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Synthesis of polymers of rej;ular B103/B101
~H-r'-51-(OC41is )t C113
M bit +nilio- 11-0 [1--
b-pplsh 163 In
CH, al, -
-0-L- 0-41-
tlit &f. + 2ncj 1,011.
0 in
The end point of the reaction was determined from the quantity of liberated
ethanol. It was 76.5'/o of the theoretical amount at a degree of polymeriza-.
tion n . 9, and 73~5 at n - 13. At n - 53, the reaction was conaidered to
be completed when a constant viscosity was attained. The molecular
weights of the polymers obtained, detormined by the viscosimetric method,
were 2190, 7250, and 31,620. The vitrification temperatures of all these
polymers was low: -1100C; -1300C. A slight increase of the vitrification
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Synthesis of polymers of regular B103/BIOI
temperature was obtained by reducing the distance between the DMP groups.
The low vitrification temperatures of polymera with polar D,,.!il j;roups in
their chains are explained by the fact that the DUP groups lihich are
large as compared with the CH3 groups, reduce the packing density of the
molecule chain. There are I table and 3 references; 2 Soviet and 1 non-
Soviet. The reference to English-language publication reads as follows;
Ref- 3: Foohio Takiguchu, Bull. Chem. Soc. Japan, 32, no. 6. 665 (1959)-
ASSOCIATION: Institut elementoorganicheakikh soyedineniy Akademii nauk
SSSR (Institute of Elemental Organic Compounds of the
Acadomy of Soiencee USSR)
SUMITTED: May 17) 1961
Table 1.
Legond: (1) oubutancal (2) yieldl (3) molocular'woightl (4) calculatodl
(5) found.
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S/062/62/000/006/005/008
B117/B101
1,.T!" i C.33 I An.! rianov, K. A., and Kuxa-sheva, N. A.
T ~n
ilL'E; jyntheDis of cruciform titanodimethyl siloxane oligomers
2K:RIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Izvestiya. Otdeleniye khimicheakikh
nauk, no. 6, 1962, 1011 - 1014
T.'-:/,T: Tetrafunctional, cruciform titanodimethyl siloxane olieomera with
hydroxyl groups at the ends of the branchings were synthesized by the
action of titanium tetraohlor~de on o~,(,j-dihydroxy dimethyl siloxanee.
The reaction conducted at >35 C in C 6If6 and in the prpsenco of die"u-byl
aniline yielded oliromers havine the common formula i
i _(GH3
T Si -0) H where n - 5, 9, 13, C40Hl2Oo24S'2()Ti, vitrifica-
CH
3 n 14
tion temperature (T v -600C, molecular weight 16501 C 72H2160 40 Si 36 Ti,
Ca'--d 1/2

S/062/62/000/006/005/008
.jo'ntheiAu of cruciforin... B117/8101
TV - -1100C, molecular Y;6iFht 30001 G104H312056 31 52 Ti, TV - -1200C'
Moleculor vioiLqht 3540. Thus, increasing content of OH group lessens the
extent that T is reduced by increasing molecular weight. A similar in-
V .
fluence of the Oil groups on the TVivas found to occur in .0-dihydroxy
limethyl siloxanes having the common formula
CH3
HO Si - 0 H
CH
3 -in
where n - 9,50,150; TV --105 C at hl- 91 TV - -137 C at n - 50; TV M -132 C
0
n - 150 C. Concluciont The a8$ociation of molecules is greatly affectal
b~r the hydroxyl groups at the ends,of the branchings, probably owing to fm-
mation of hydrogen bonds, There are 2 tables.
SSOCIATIONs
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In8titut elementoorgAnicheakikh soyedineniy Akadeaiii nauk MM
(Institute of Elimenial Organio Compounds of the Academy of
Scienoes USSR)
December 19t i0i

ACCESSION NR: AT4033983 8/0000/631000/000/0042/DrA4
AUTHORt Andrianov, 4 A.I_~Kmrashave,..N. A.; Tarsym*vLch, I. A.
TITLE: Polycondensat~on reaction of ar. , 4) -dihydroxydimethylailoxans. oligomers
with bia-(trimethylailoxy)-diethoxyailane
~OURCZ: Geteroteepny*ye vy*aokomolakulyarny*ye aoyedineniya (Ileterochain macro-
rPolecular compounds); abornik statey. Moscow, Izd-vo "Nauka," 1963, 42-44
TOPIC TAGS: polymerization, polymer, silicon polymer, silicone, siloxane,
polycondeneation
ABSTRACT: In a study of the polycondensation of o t1> 2 t ). Signals from this circuit are
to the second coincidence circuit,whose output pulses have a
r'-ude 0agardless of the tirne ratios between pulses in the
-CU, - shaping circuit with standard pulses,
t' By trigge, ing the
pLilses is stabilized in relation to the desired h
f phase
-ctinff wires of varying len-ths between the generator
"My using the generator descrbed, it is possible to de-
a 3' P_ n a I y z e r r esolv ing ti m e on load. By triggering
DLIS00 shifted in time,it is possible to detect those sectors of
:ransiants impair the time characteristics of the analyzer.
(DW
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.K-UMSHOV, Anatoliv Al9kaandrovich; FEDOROV, Nikolay Dmitriyevich;
Ye.I., tekhn. red.
(From a count*r to an analyzer] Ot schetchika k analizatoru.
Moskva,, --Gotiatomlzdat 1963 146 p. (MIRA 16:5)
(Counting deviceZ (i~iee techniques (Electronics))

I I . '"...-aKov) N. I., MIAMI A. A.; OGLOBLIN, A. A.; I'MaUbMV, V. M.;
. .. 1 1. ~,., .11
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"Search for Light W;utron-Nuclei (i.e. dincutron, tetraneutron, n 6).11
report submitted for All-Union Conf on Nuclear Spectroscopyo Tbilisi,
i4-22 Feb 64.
Inst Atomic Energy, AS USSR

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AUTHOR: Kurashov, A. A.: Paramonov, V. V.
ORG: Institute of Atomic Xnergy_im. 1. V. Kurohatov (Institut ato 07
energiiT-
TITLE: Light pencil
SOURCE: Atomnaya energiyaj Vo 19, no. 4. 1965, 400-401
TOPIC TAGS: photomultiplier tube, nuclear physics apparatus
ABSTRACT: A brief description of the so-called "light pencil" is given,
This device is used in nuclear exper al i)hYgic,0in connection with
a multiparameter analyzer and lectron-be&m tube. The tube being equ-
ipped with a raster has the same number of dotsk-as the analyzer has
memory cells. By directing the pencil towards the raster an electric
pulse is originated in the p9noil and transmitted to the memory cells.
Such a "light pencil" was used by the cyclotron laboratory at the Insti-
tute of Atomic Energy im. I. V. Kurchatov. It was mounted on a FEU-60
photomultiDlier as shown in a photo. The multiplier was placed in a
dural 'Jum tube (d = 17 mm). The directing cone-shaped end,, of tho ponoil
had a 0.5 mm hole. The distance between the pencil and and the photo-
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cathode was 85 =. The signal amplitude at the photomultiplior anode
was 0.2 to 0,5 v, The device could be used under normal lighting con-
ditions. An example of recording made by the-pencil un tho raster of
the eleotron beam tube was shown in a photo. Orig. art. has: 2 photos.
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ACC Mi AR6017209 SOURCE CODE: UR/0058/65/000/012/AO36/AO3
3
AUTHORS: Kuraahov, A. A.; Pankratov9 V. M.; Peroy. Ps Ye.
TITLE: Electronic devices for a two-dimensional Ugg-VI-night spectrometer /or (ast
nuclear particles
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Mika, Abs. 12A343
11EF SOURCE: Tr 6-Y Hauchno-toMm. konferentaii po yadern. radioelektron. T. 2. M.9
Atomizdat, 1965: 25-135
TOPIC TAGS: nuclear radiation spectrometer, spectrum analysis, electronic component
ABSTRACT: The article describes briefly a two-dimensional time-of-flight spectrome-
ter for fast nuclear particles. This spectrometer is constructed on the basic of the
time analyzer of the fact-neutron spectrometer of the IAE cyclotron laboratory. The
time analyzer operates on the "vernier" principle. The resolving time of the two-
dimensional spectrometer in '%, 3 nsec in each am. The channel width is 0.65 - 2 neec.
The maximum possible number of channels is 1023. The spectrometer records the ob-
tained information directly on a paper chart with the aid of a type PL perforator.
The registration speed reaches 5 correlated events per second. A detailed description
i of the electronic devices that ensure sequential operation of the individual units of
the aDectrometer-is ~presented. L. 8. (Translation of abstract).
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ACC NRt AR6017207 SOURCE CODE- UR/0058/65/000/012/AO36/AO36
AUTHOR: Kur ahoy, A. A.
TITLE: Generation of a series of pulses in systems with delayed feedback
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Fizika, Abe. 12A338
REF SOURCE: Tr. ~-y Nsuchno-tekhny honferentell po, yadern. radioelektron. T. 1. M.,
Atomizdat, 1964, 179-190
'aarRow -roqc-q
TOPIC TAGS: Apulse generator, positive feedback, binary code, circuit delay line,
pulse rec-urrence/6vip 7-&o,--
ABSTRACT: Pulse Renerato circuits are described, constructed of secondary-emi anion
tubes and having two positive feedback circuits, one of which determines the duration
of the generated pulses and the second the interval between them. Practical diagrams
are presented of a generator consisting of a single 6VlP tube and feedback via a ca-
pacitor between the anode and the cathode and an open delay line In the anode circuit,
and also one of a tvo-stage generator in which the delay line is loaded by the wave
resistance and serves as the load for the second tube; also described to a generator
for a series of pulses with a time-setting element in the dynode circuit. A block
diagram of a binary-code pulse generator is also presented. V. P. (Translation of
abstract).
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KUFUISIIGVI-A~~A; PARAMCIIINt vovo
Tho ocanid.r.,g poncil. Atom. energ. 19 nodo.400-401 0 1,65.
le:11)

KURASHOVs 1,V.1 (Kazan.)
How to develop activity in sti4ents of arithmetic and geometry
clasues. Mat. v ohkole no,14,:23-25 Jl-Ag 163. (?,IIRA 16:9)
(Mathematics-Study and teaching)

BERIZOV. Yu.Ye., kandidat neditainakikh nauk;jMSHOV, R.I.
Inadequacy of stutures of esophago-intestinal anastomosis foll6wing
traneabdominal extirpation of the stomach for cancer. Xhirurgiia
32 no-12:71-73 D '56. (MIRA 10:2)
(STOKACH HNOPIASNS, surg.
total resection of stomach, inadequate sutures of
anophago-intestinal anestomosis)

KUkASHOV, S. V.
"Training of Medical Personnel for Lkity at Sanatoriums and Health Resorts," Sovetskoye
Zdr.avookhraneni.ye, No. 4, 1940.

KUR:%3i'O'V' 3. "'. _Iranatorium iin(l health-resort treauioi%'~ of zjufrurd FroblqftrI3 of
MberculofA3, Ro-;cow 1949, 3 (5-11)
Tuberculosis beds in hospitals in the U.3.3.h. nwabered 26,500 in 1940 and 42,500 in 1947.
SanatoriLLm beds numbered 80,000 An 1948 out, of wilich 55,(K)f) were for children. Trade uniona
disposed of 1 7,000 sanatorium beds. Total nw,;bor of s-inatorim-,i b~.~do 97,000 in 1948 a,~alnat
7(),50Q in MO. The transformation of 5,800 'psychosomatic' b,-Js ir, tub:rcu.13,,)si sanatorium
beds in 194L is only a boFinninr,. 87% of the sanatoriii,r-m are on th,_~ atite und 13% on
local social insruarice fundg. Too few incipient. anl too r,,ian, v fibro-cavitational c~-!Jes of
of t,iberculosis :31.ill jccup~y aanitoriwr.: beds (up to 57%). A nu-.-i edition of the maiiiia" con-
~aining rules for sanatoritmi treatment indications is bel.n,.- pr~;pared b the 'Ministi-y of Ileal"Y
Eithert,j oanatoria wcre subdivided into those L'or open t~ubercizlosi5 and those for closed
fon,is of Luberculooio. This distinction cannot bo i.,L-Aintalnud on i,-iudern vlows, howw,,Jr. T1 10
article deals in detail. with ran~v im:,rovemenlls and deslifiera'12 th-,L haveo fulfilled in the
future. The need for beds for borie and oint tuberculosis is esti!7~ated at WO for 2COcj;/)
town population and 100 for 400,0~0 rural population, 6C);~ of f,.x cilildren undor 10 ycar~.i.
T',.-- desi.abic size of -i oanaterium is 150-250 befl~3- ichool )n has lb.~ ;-rc),Aded for
in childron's sanatoria.
Van der 1'olen (XV, 4)
So: Medical 1','i-_robiol,)j-,, and P.Ygiene, 3ectio!~ IV, %ol '.1, 1:,) 1-6

S. V.
"Thirty Years of Soviet Health Resorts," Savet-;;,aya b.ediLsina, No. ', 1949.

KURASITE71, 3. "J.
1,;e d i cl n a
H,jjlfii r--~sorts of the U.S.O.R. Moskva, Madgiz, 1951. I-od red. S. V. Kurashova, .111. E.
Khrisanfova, L. G. Golldfailia.
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"Fourth Plenum cethe Administration of the All-
Union Society of Neuropathologisto and Psychi-
atrfsts," Docent S. V. Kurashev
C1 "Nevropatol I Psikhiat" No 1, pp 66-74
Outlines briefly program of subject plenum held
15, 16 Nov 49 In Moscow. Pkogr&a.wsa~in!2-p&fts:
utilization of Pavlov's theory in development
of neuropathology and psychiatry, and classifi-
cation and nomenclature of diseases of the
nervous system and psychic diseases.
YA
170T75

XMSHOV, S. V.
, ". -
"Paylorian psychiatry juA neuropathology: certain conclusions of the
joint session of the expwAed Presidium of the Academy of Medicine
of USSR and plenum of officers of the Russian Society of Neuropatho-
logists and Psychiatrists. Nevropat. paikhtat., Moskva 20 no.537-18
SePt-Oot 51. (CIML 21M
1. Docent. 2. Moscow.

e!
'Itie Co=ittee on SWin FrizeR (of the Cotmail of Kinistare MOW,) In t-he fields of
science and Inventions announces that the follovira eclentifIc vorks, r--PAaLr sclan-
tific booka, wA textbooks have been submitted for compeetitlun for StalLu Prizes for
the yearn 1952 =A 1953- (Bovsts~M M Moaccw, No. ~TAO, 20 Feb - I Apr 1954)
NO= Title of Work TOmusted
Nuranhov, A, V. "ketilth llenort~ of th,! U0,10101 of Nvolt), U'3~)Il
SO: W-30604. 7 Julv 1954
ii*Al~ v

I. E
I . E-TMASHOV, S. it.
2. T.Tssp (600)
4- Hospitals, Psychiatric
7. Problem of planning hospItals for, Psyclioneurologic patients,
Zhur. nev-. i psikh, 53 no. 2, 1953
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, ma:r -1953. Unclassified.

,. V.
"Concerning tht, Work of the All-Union .;nciety of ~11'0
"Sychiatriotc.", Zhurrml. flevropatoloGii i 1?sikldatril ll-,l(-.!Ij. ~~. ~;. 1,101."'I""OvzI,
.1.
71o1 Lill, 140 7, 11,;50, pp 552-557
Traas
I'll-235) 7 Nar 55

Excerprta MadicA 115 see 17 MaY 55 Pub. Health, Social Medicine & etc.
1831. KURASIIOV S.V. Dept. of Psychiat., Moscow- Postgrad,, med. Inst.,
"er"" MAI 1 111til, Moscow, U.S. S. It. * N1 e (I i c a I e (I u c a t i o n i n
t h e S o v I e t U n i o n BRIT. MED. J. 1954, 4806 (510-512)
In 1917, before the revoluti6n, 1500 men were qualified artnualiy as doctors by the
13 medical faculties, and 5 medical schools in Russia. Today about 26,000 students,
about half of whom are women, enter the 63 medical, 4 dental, and 8 [ilia rmaceuti -
cal institutes for the 6-year course. The newly qualified doctors are assigned work
which they have to do for 3 yr. Several advanced training schools are in opera6on.
To become a specialist a candidate must spend 3-4 yr. in special institutes and
as a hospital medical officer. To become a teacher 3 yr. must be spent in a special

Y4
post-graduate institute to qualify for a candidate of science degree which makes
them eligible for the posts of assistant professor, clinical director, or lecturer.
In order to becorne a professor a further 2-3 yr. COUrse is taken leading to the
degree of doctor of Niedical Science. vie setting up of these institutes for training
professorial staffs was necessitated by the formation of the many new medZcal
schools in the out-lying territories of the U,~Sli. Baumeister Riverside, Ill.
Nil

Specialization and improvement of qualifications of physicians.
Ilin.med. 32 no.1:3-12 Ja 154. (KLRA 7:4)
1. Zameatitell ministra sdravookhranenlya BBSR.
(Kedicine-Study "d
teaching)

MMYN, A.L.; KURASIIOV. S.V.
letters to the editor of Zhurnal nevropatologii i palkhiatril
imeal S.S.Korsakova,R Zhur, nerv. i poikh. 54 no-9:812-815 S '54.
(SCHIZOPH NIA) (MLRA 7:9)

KURASHOV, S.V.
~ - ~ :r -,-*: " -, Id.
Raising the sanitation level is our common concern. Zdorovle 2
no.1:1-2 Ja 156. (KIRA 9:3)
(PUBLIC HEALTH)

KURASHOV, S.V.
Work in province hospitals. Sov. zdray. 15 no.1:9-14 -Th-F 156-
(MLRA 9:6)
1. Hinistr zdmvookhrunentya RSJM.
(HOSPITALS
district hoop. In Russia, distribution & set-up)

Mrlm.(- I
Kv, JIT, 3 V I-Unist,~r o" Hi~al'l ~n R,
V. Y
"Tile Role of the Orgars of Public Health in Eliminating Traumatism,
The minister raised the problem of the separation of the In:3titutes of
Labor Hyglenc, and the Institutes of 'Labor Protection and Accident Preventloll,
and the teaching of social hygiene in medical institues.
Paper presented at llth Session of A1,15 USSR ON Ttrauma, April 1957.
So; sum. 1644

KURASHOV, Serge7 Vladimirovich; KARLOV, A.Yo., red.; GOLIGHENKOVA, A.A.,
A . - 1. :
'to In,red,,-
[Soviot public health in the sixth five-year planj Sovetekoe
zdrevookhranonie v sheRtoi piatiletke. [Moskva] Izd-vo VTsSPS
Profizdat, 1957. 172 P. (MDtA 11:2)
(PUBLIC HNALTIO

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MASHOV. S.V.
of the R.S.P.S.R. for 1957.
Current tasks of public health orgaus
Zdrav.Ros.Yeder. 1 no.1:3-10 Ja '57. (HIRA 11:2)
1. Hinistr zdravookhranonlya RSYSR.
(PUBLIC 11ULTH)

XURASIfov, sa.
Health protaction in the Ruaslim Yedoration in tho 40th anniveroar7
of tho October Revolution. Zdrnv.Ros.Yed#3r. I no.10:3-21 0 157.
(PUBLIC H~OAINH) (MIRA 10:12)

KURASHOT, S.Y.
Concern for our children is a national mtter. Zdorovle 3 noo6:
1-3 Je 157. (MIJU 10:7)
(CHILDRIN-CARN AND HYGIENE)

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KURASHOV, S-V-
- I (MIRA 10:12)
Forty years. Zdorovle 3 no.11:1-2 11 157.
(MBLIC, HEALTH)

~a="' I S.Y.
8ome problem of planning Irt public health. Sov.sdrav.16 no.3:3~9
Kr '57. (KLRA 10:6)
(PUBLIC HIULTH
in Russia, planning)

0RASHOV&-Sqv* ~
1~ Medical care of the urban population. Sov.med. 21 no.4:3-9
Ap. '57- (KIRA 10:7)
(NATIONAL HFALTH PROGRAMS
sad. care of urban population in Russia)

KUWHOV, S.V.
-----AZhievements of Dublic health agencies in 1957 and gonla In
imDroving medical services in 1958. ZdrAV.Ros.1F9dex-. 2 no.4:3-10
An 158. (MIRA 11:4)
1. Ministr adrnvookhrananiyn RSFSR.
(PUBLIC HRAI#TH)

JMSHOV, Bev 9 - ! J1 158.
Lenin's deareGo Zdorov a 4 no.7:1-~
-"'*"0' * Fortieth anniVOrs=7 of (MIRA li:6)
(PUBLIC MI&MIS)

KMASHOV, S.V.
Some public health problems in Auetris. Urar.Roadeder. 3 no.2:
33-38 F '59. (MIRA 12.2)
(AUSTRIA--FUBLIC HEALTH)

jm%sq()V, Sao %doro,71e 5 n0-1:1-2
o,.."t-nr plans (min 11:12)
La, Pce to of tr", niryfl, " " -
,jrjnC proo
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ja 15 9 (POLIO IMAIM)

The seven-7ear plan and industrial hygiane. SoT. profsoiuu 7
no-11:9-12 Je 159. . (MM 12:9)
l.Minintr zdravookhrananira SSSR.
(Labor and laboring clasces-Medical, care)

112STNUOV, A.I. (Moskva); TUSHINSKIY. H.D. (Loningriui); GOIU,,V, 11.11.(Kiyov);
DOIA10-1WHROV. B.A. (Leninerad); ZAL11SOV, V.V. (Mon),va); WrA(WS3V, S.j,o,.
(Moskva); CHTR"OV, M.P. (Hook-wi); ZIEW01OV, V.M., prof. (Mookvu):
NNGUVSKIY, V.A.. prof. (Moskva); 11111YUKOV, D.A. (Lorlingrad);
LITVIIIOV, N.H., prof. (Hoskva); SOKOLUVA-POIIOM~MVA, O.D. (Moskva);
KUPALOV, P.S. (Leningrad); B"TKIS. G.A. (Hoskvu); KOSYAKOV, P.H..
prof. (Honkva), SIMUIV, If-A. (Moskva); BUSALOV, A.A., prof.
(Moskva); MOLCIWIUVA, O.P. (Moskva)., STRkj1U1, I.D.-, BLO)MIN. U.N.
(Moskva); FRNOBRJiZHXIfSKIY, B.S. (1foskva); VISIODWSKIY, A.A. (Moskva)
CINUINOWEY, V.11. (Hoakva); PAVLUVJKIY, Yo.11., alaidemik (LeninpXad);
IfrAS111KOV, A.L. (Moskva); VIIIOGJbLDOV, V.N. (Moskva); I(AYEVSKIY. V.1.:
MVYDOVSKIY, I.V. (Moskva); I&FE, V.I. (Hook-va);
A110101111, P.K. (14oskva)-, DWIVOICV, I.D. (Kiyev); ZIL'UR. L.A.
Ofoskvu): BROHOVITSKIY, A.Yu.; CHERYTAMV. D.F., prof.
Debate on the m1dress by Professor V.V.Parin, academlcian
secretary of the Acadei*r of Medical Sciences of the U.S.S.R.;
abridged comments by members of the Academy of Medicine and
the directors of institutes. Vent.ijol SSSR !4 no.8:10-)l
159. (MIRA 12:11)
1. Doyotvitel4nyye chlony AMI1 :k;:311 (for Ifesterov, Tushinskiy,
Gorev. Zakusov, Kupalov, Strashun, Preobrnzhenajc1:r, ViBhnfivakiy,
Chernigovokiy, Hyasnikov, Vinogriulov, Anokhin. Zil'ber).
(Continued on next card)

NNSTMIOV, A-I----(continuqd) Card 2.
2. Chlony-korrespondenty AIOI OS~ilt (for Dolgo-Saburov, Chivvtkav,
ZManov, 13ivnikov, Sokolova-Pononarevu. Batkin. Shmelev, Molchanova,
Blokhin, Ioffe, Baedanov). 3. Diroktor Inatituta gorontologil
AM SSMI (for Gorev). 4. Direktor Inntituta, farwkolopli i
)diinioterapii AHN SSMI (for ZaInwov). 5. Deystvitollnyy chlen
Voooo3ni--noy almdemli eel's koaozvays tvennykh nank imeni V.I.Lenina
(VASWIL); direktor Inatituta apideniologil i mikrobiologii imeni
amalej AHU :;SbII (for Miromtsov). 6. Direktor Inatituta po
izucheni.vix poliomiyelitaL AMI SSbR (for Chimakov). 7. Direktor
Inatituta eksperimentallnoy maditainy AMN SSbR (for Biryukov).
8. Direktor Instituta obahchey I konnunal'noy glgiyeny ANN SSSR
(for Litvinov). 9. Direktor Instituta pediatrij AMN SSSH (for
Solcolova-Ponomareva). 10. Direktor Instituta virusologii AHII
SSSR (for Kosyukov). 11. Direktor Inetitnts. tuberlaileza AM
SSSR (Shmolev). 12. Direktor Instituta gnidnoy khiritrgil AM
Ssm (for Busalov). 13. Direktor Inatituta pitaniya AMU SSSR
(for Molchanova). 14. Direktor Instituta eksperimental'noy i
klinichookoy onkologii AMI SSbR (for Blokhin). 15. Direktor
Institl2ta khlri.,rgii AW SSSR (for Viahnevokiy).

NESMOV. (continued) Card 3.
16. Direktor Inotituta fiziologil A3411 OSS11 (for Chornigovsk10-
17. Direktor Inntitnta terapti AWI S-Sbli (for Hyannikov). 18.
Direk-tor Gosudarstvnnnopo izdatelletva meditsinskoy literatiu7
(for 14kyevokly). 19. Vltee-prezident A1111 SSSII (for Davydovekly).
20. 14iniatr zdravookhrannniyu 3301 (for Kuriwhov). 21. Direktor
Inatituta infektsionnykh bolezney A101 SSSR (?Or ~op;lanov),
22. Chlon-korrespondent All BSSR: predsedatell Uchenogo meditsin-
sko(,,o eovota Hinisterstva zdravookhranonlya B6511 (for Bronovit-
uldy). 23. Predoedatell Uchenogo meditelnel-ogo soveta Miniateratva
zdravookhraneniya "USSR (for Chebotarev) .
(IMICIID")

I- KRASHOV, S.V. (Moskva)
Z7--
Teaching social hygiene and social medicine in medical departments
of several Buropean countries. Gigei san. 24 no.1:66-73 Ja '59.
(MIRA 12.131
r. I
( HO IGINN. SOGIAL, educe
in Nuope (Rua))

KmS11Gv' S.V.
I Z__
Ful.filment of the-decisions of the 21th Congreas of the CPSU.
Klinomode 37 n0.2:3-7 7 159- (KIRA 12:3)
(PUBLIC Mum,
in Russia, 7-Year plan (Rue))

KuuSHOVj--S,V,
Plablio bbalth In 19600 Sov.sdr". 19 no.10-8 160. ()aRA 13 W
1. Ministr zdr"ookhranonlya SSSR.
(PUBLIC HKALTH)

XURASHOV0, Sergey Vladimirovich; ALEKSANDROV, O.A.0 red.; PISARKV, B.P., red.;
POGOSK]21A'P*M.V.1 'toek6a ied.
(Orgfrnization of the control of cardiovascular diseases] Organize.-
taiia bor'by a nordechno-sosudistymi zabolovanliami. Mosktip 1960.
3.07 p , (CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM-DISKASES) (MIRA .14t7)

KURASHOV, S.V.
The year 1960. Zdoroyle 6 no.1:1-2 Ja 160.
(PLYRIC HMTH)
(MIRA 13:4)

KURASHOV, S.V.-
Certain work problems In a polyclinic. Ceek.zdravot. 8 no.12:
703-707 D '60.
(HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION)

KIJRASHOV, S.V.
Some problem related to work of polyclinics. Sov. zdrav. 19
no. 4211-22 160. (MIRA 13:10)
(HOSPITALS)

KURASIIOV, S.V.
landscapingy and iWovement of the sanitary state
of cities. Gig.i san 25 no.9:3-14 S 160. (MIRA 13:9)
iSANITATION)
'R,
YN

EUMHOV, Sergey Vladimirovichl KOVALEVSKIY, Ye.I., naucIzVj
--yedw-F-STAROTMIKOVA, M.M.', red. isd-va; IIAZAROVA, A.S., tekbm.
red.
[Guarding public health] Okhrana, zdoroviia haroda. Moskva, Izd-vo
"Znaniep" 1961. 46 ps (Voeooiuznoe obsbcbestvo po rasprostraneniiu
politichaskikh i nauchrqkh znanii. Ser.81 Biologiia i maditsina,
no.16) (IMA 1419)
Ministr zdravookhraneniya SSSR (for Kuraslmv).
(FUBLIC HEALTH)

" KUMHOV9 S.V.
~-- !j
1961. Zaorovie 7 no.lil-2 Ja 161. (MIRA 13 -.12)
(PUBLIC HEALTH)

KUIL451lov, S.V. I
Public hea-Ith. Kaz. mod. zhur. no./,sl2-15 JI-Ag 161. (MIRA 15--2)
1. MiniLtrz&avookhranoniva SSSR.
(NBLIC IWALT11) I

ILIICIIEVA~ Yo.M., nauchn. sotr.; 3INK-UNA, Yu.U., nituri.n.
KUJASHON ) S.V., red.; GOLIDFAYLI, L.G.) red.; ?0~'~Jl-'LGTA)
re --TrftMMi uchastiye: l3kK111,191, V.I., kand. khin.
wa~c, rod.; M4MV, V.V., kun6. ned. nauk, red.; KA~UCEV,
P. 0. pkand. rod. naific, rod.; LARIClUiV, rod. ; M',
G.A., rod.; OPFEN'GIZIM, D.G.p "Immi. mad. nml~, rod.;
FOLTULZOVO V.V., red.; CITU:3U"I*OV, L.A., *,~'oktor ;rcoj~r. n:lluk,
red.; VULIFS01t, I.Z., red.; KUZ",,.'INA, U.S., teMm. red.
Ploalth rosort3 of tho U.S.S..411Wrorty =R. Voskva, Vedgiz,
1962. 797 p. WIRA 15-11)
(HEALTH WATEADIG PLACES, KC.)

KURASIIGV S.V.
The year 1962. Zdoravlo 8 no.1:3-2 A (MIRA 15:3)
1. Ministr z&avool-JwtLnoniya =R.
(P=C IMALTH)

KURASHOV, S.V.
Some problems in the organization of medical service for children.
Sov.zdrav. 21 no.100-14 162. (MIRA 15slO)
1. Ministr zdravookhranenlya SSSR.
(CHILDREN-CARE AND HYGIENE) (MEDICAL CARE)

_KURASHOV,.Sergay.-.Vladimirovich;. KCNDRAT'YEV, V.V., red.; PARAKHINA,
N.L., tekhn. red.
(Hospital care has reached a now stage)Bollnichna f pomoshch'
na novom etape. Moskva, Medgiz, 78 p. tKIRA 260)
(HOSPITALS)

, KURASIIOV,, S.V.- .
If
I
NineIteen hundred and sixty-three. Zdorovle % no.lS 1-2 Ja 163.
(MIRA 1617)
1. Ministr zclravookhrananiya SSSR.
(PUBLIC HEALTH)

KURASHOV, S.V.
State of payohonnurological aid in the U.""I.J.R. and On pattern
for its future dovelopmentl roport at the Fourth Conference of
neuropathologists and riych-latriBtc, June 1, 1963. Zhur. nevr.
i paikh. 63 no.9:1283. 12)6 163. (MIRA 170)