SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT V. CERVENKA - F. CERVINKA

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&MVINYA, Vladimir,. prof., inz., arch.
Fifteen*years since the nationalization of the Czechoslovak
building in&wtr7. Poz sto*by 3.1 no. 6: 209-290 . 163.
Vyzkumy ist&f vystavby a archite;,tury, Praha*

Determining defects caused ly organisms in surface-witer supply. p. 270
VODA (ITstredni sprava v dnih..-) h,-)spodarstvi)
Vol. 35, 'No. 9, Sept. 1956~
Praha,- Czechoslovakia
SOURCE: East European List (EENL) Library of
Congress, Vol. 6, No. 1, January 1957

CERVINKA, Rudolf; STEPANEK, Yliroslay; VOTAVOVA, Mi-Iona; CERVEUCYVA,-Zva;
KORBOVA, Wads; KANDIAR, Ykxxilian
Limblogic study of the reservoir SkUlce near Zelivo VII* Contribution
to technique of selecting now algicides. Sbor chem tech 1959s 247-
290. (Em 9S12)
1. Terenni laborator Ustavu higierW v Sedlici a Ratedra technologi*
vady Vysdce skoly chemickojAmbnologicke v Prate.
(ftecboslawakia-Limbloar)
(ftechoslovakia-Resevoirs)
(Cz*ohoslowakia-agioldes)

STEPANEK, Hiroslav; CERVINKOVA, Iva
Unnologic stmly ckf the reservolr.SedUce near Zeliv. VM. Horizontal
distribution of the z0oplankton In various sections of the reservoir
(Protozoa, Ratatoria. Crustacea)o &or pal voci VSChT 3 no.2:317-362
96o. (EUI 10:2)
is Inatitut aislym I-Rafedra takhnalogil Yody. Praga.
(csoehoslovakla-Beservoirs)
(zooplanktan) (Protozoa) (Rotifers) (Crustacea)

SERVIT, Z.; DUDAS, D.; MCIIEK, J.~ STERCOVA, A.; KRISTOF, M.; CZRVENKOVA, V.
P
Reflex effects in the pathogenesis of epilepsy in the Ught of clinical
statistics. Cas. lek. cesk. 101 no..1+0:1200-1204 5 0 162.
1. Fyziologicky ustav CSAV v Praze., reditel prof. dr. Zd. Servit.
(EPILEPSY) (Rx=)

CFAVENT., A'Inii,, ~nz.
Enterprise plan and working method under conditions of
standardized records and calculation. Podn org 18 no.103
438-441 0 '64.
1. Statn-I vyrobny autcdilu, Prague.

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CERVENY. E.
Saving fuel in the operation of railroads. p..142.
ZE=-ZNICE. Vol. 4. no. 6, June 1934s Prague.

CERVENY., E.

CERVENY, Eduard
Sbornik celostatni konference valeiru ve dnech 29.11., 30,11. a 1.12. 1956 v Praze,
(CoUection of Reports on the National Conference of Rolling41ill Workers in Prague
on Nov. 29 and 30, and Dec. 1,1956. illus.) Prague, Matice hornicke-hutnicka, 1957.
518 P.
Bibliograficky katalog, CSR, Ceske knihy, No. 33. 24 Sept 57. P. 724.

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CERVElff, E.
Increased production of fine profiles and wire in the USSR.
P. AO (Hutnik$ Vol. 7, no. 10, Oct. lQ57, Praha, CEechoslovak-ia)
Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC. Vol. 7, no. 2,
February 1958

CERVW, E*
Development of automation in the Soviet rollinG mills.
P. 1053. (HUTNICKE LISTY.) (PRAHAv CZECHOSIAIJAKIA) Vol. 12, No. 11, Nov. 1957
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accession (EEAI) LC. Vol. 7, No. 5, May 1958

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CERVL-MY, J.
Cerverty, Jai -valayi Avnruza na letellech, (Icine, on virpj~tnea) N*t*QrOjQ_
-;Tc-k --,. ~rAv~- 4(f-;~ 2) 119-21 1950 4 figs. KhBH There ar' four t,,pical
e
C'Ilusds le.,dIng to, icing an~' cor;:srondinS1jy four types of airplane icing.
which range from rl~:& to thick# tramparont crubt of ice. eor working
oub a Whort-term fVr0C;%3t two 01CM1141tS are 11eC63S&rjr: 1) re3ultS Of radio-
Seotion in the desired direction based on the largast "039ible numtor of
-Merologicil asceuLs. The icing danger area will be deLem-'ned fraft the
observed Lm4perAtur* ivA relative, '=idit~. .3ulj,)ect Ituadines 1. Icing
of aircraft 2. Icing forecam ting- G.T.

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and mmorm, oth"im
adoliam SO to" lommem with MM air toy wal. at imp.
let 11-13 days OW ~4%4d t.;;oills Co. in elott
IS miallimaredric bnt
humotbriamillollmommaMrA I "intutior
Ixt. &W!ps tbr smover"imm mull Parels" old air. i-
.dwav~a ta,64--W~ by wvd, in the finivAnd eat. Fv-Alm
(Aushvis of Fdah. 11414111. pp. WI-2(C-A. 30. Milli)
and %*bmnn (AAA.C. Mahsh ofAeWj"is,.'Wh vd.,
190, p. 321 (C.A. W. 474179) wrtboh. chem, SIMI
ww a6meratiom W the eaw is " -- - I. Tbr litm t~';
--4 "coffliftvanklim. brass we A The bms quAlity.
c rh bowing its Smots I -cristic gkvm mW Anoma.
I!= bkm& of flaw too wt mord in Imbril timimel, aml
imtvvam. Far tuvarbogibrapaknum Wowntily ld vallilh
vxt. -A M&u&t4 stmob IS 3 kg. wt POKI kit. 44 dmir it,
Imittil toulwis mmml 0.6 in. ptir 1411) ka, J floe finkhA
immum. Arivallysomblimtr Stmatitiem aft uttil in t1k
itatimtry; 0~5-1.4 kS. pvc 1011 kg. cd Sma atut 41A 41.4 kC.
its 6v er--mik, X&IICO, des"a vamilla 114-wins, in
lultim iind pil c0 tbr 6mloW talml timlarto %6w13 Ix,
flAorkme". It vam" brow aft owl Am illi'le dlial ild mil
Sith ous" or dirmly ad" to flor W4 to OR. dkv-WA-

MVENY,, Jan
Wings and people. Letecky obzor 7 no*6,.176-177 -Te 163c.

CMtVENYp Zan
Rdw*40:14thout Illuslonee latecky obsor 7 no.91272-273 9163.

CERVENY, Jan
Fer %wr and crops, Letecky obzor 7 no.10004,306 0 163.

Effect of temperature on the heat energy cnnsumption during
the annual heating period October 16-April 15. Mftw -.pravy
18 no.W-3 F 165.
1. Hydrometeorological Institute, Prague.

ACC NRs AP6021.161
AVZWRt Cerve7w, Jaroslav
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GRGi gical InstitUte (low)
TITIES Typification of anteordlogical altmations
SW= l Keteorologicke spr&Vyg no. 4g 19650 101-103
ToPIC TAMs synoptic meteorologyq aeronautic meteoroloffs weather fore"Stim
ABMiCT: Various typificatione of meather used in processing 30t""IOSIO&I 010=44
for the mods of aeronautical and synoptic meteorology as wU as weather-fore~avting
are not ru3ly satisfactory vith respeat to the territory of - C9ocboaUQ9a*' The
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present tyWication of the gical Instittdo hm there bee
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AP6019416 (A) SOURCE CODE:' CZ/0078/66/000/005/0003/0003
AUTHOR: Kvetensky, Miroslay (Engineer; Ostrava); Foldyna, Vaclav (Engineer;
Ostrava); Bernasek, Jaroslav (Engineer; Ostrava); Cerveny, Josef (Candidate of
sciences; Ostrava)
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ORG: none B
TITLE: Improved method of manufacturing quality-steel tubes from ingots. CZ Pat.
No. PV 2229-64, Class 7 et
SOURCE: Vynalezy, no. 5, 1966, 3
TOPIC TAGS: alloy steel. steel tube, annealing, pickling, tube manufaicture
ABSTRACT: A method had been introduced for manufacturing tubes and hollow bodie i
from hard-to-form refractory, heat-containing and corrosion-resistant alloy steels
-'Inickel'A~anganes land other additives such as molybdenum '~~anadiumF
coromiurn,
tgngsten,,,Tti.t-a-n-i.u-.m..,,lniobium;-Iboron 1~ilicm-4uminunt obalt,1-hitrogen,-7and
copper.,,Jind which are prepared as ingots, roll products, forgings, centrifugal
castings,'or crude castings drilled through the longitudinal axis. The method uses a
,two-or three-stage process in which the semiproduct undergoes gradual pressing or
piercing operations which result in reducing its diameter by 70-95%. Between the
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forming operations, the billet in cooled and then by annealed at 800-850C and again
slowly cooled; it can also be cooled at a controlled rate in the furnace. The surface.
of the hollow (inner cavity) has to be pickled and machined before each pressing.
Afterwards, it is either rolled on a pilger mill and normalized at 900-1150C, or
annealed ati, 680-800C, and its surface is then finished b~r pickling, pickling and
blasting, or pickling and leaching. IKPI
SUB CODE: 13, 11 SUBM DATE: 17Apr64/
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CERVENY., K.
"Organization of work in group stables; a temporary arrangement."
P. 9. (Ministerstvo zemedelbtvi. Rlavni sprava jednotnych zemedelskych druzstev)
-Praha, Czechoslovka.) Vol. 11, no. 12, Dec. 1957.
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accession (REAI) LO, Vol. 7, No. 5, MaY 1958

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C- Their Application . Corrosion. Protection from
corrosion.
Abs Jour : ]Ref Zhur - KhimiYa, 110 8, 1958, 25466
Author : Cerveny Ladisisvp Bartonieck Roberts
Inst :
Title : Corrosion Studies. )Mr. Hydrolytic Transfer of 2-Methyl-
butanol-2 Chromate from Hydrocarbon Phase to the Aqueous
and Its Utilization as Corrosion Inhibitor for Steel.
Orig Pub : Chem. listy, 1956, 50, No 12.. 1880-18%; Sb. Chekhosle
khim. rabot, 1957, 22, No 3, 908-913-
Abstract : For passivation of steel use is made of the chromate of
2-mothylbutanol-2 readily soluble in non-polar solvents,
such as for example vaselin oil or other products of
petrolcum refining,, and rapidly hydrolyzed, on contact
of such a solution with water, as a result of which there
is liberated the CrO4 2- ion which passivates the
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CZECHOSLOViUM/Chemical Technology - CheLdcal Products and n-4
Applications. Corrosion. Protection from
Corrosion.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Xhimiya, No 8, 1958, 25466
surface of steel. The preparation is not a chemical
entity; it is prepared by mixing tert-pentanol, at - 50,9
with CrO dissolvad in vaselin oil, and filtering off
2-
%Jj~ble residue. Content of r04
the inso C in oil amounts
to 0.90h%. Rate of transfer of the ester from oil into
aqueour. phase has been investigated as a function of time.
Further, were studied the correlations between electrode
potential of steel and the concentration of corrosion
inhibitor in hydrolyzate, and between hydrolyzate pH
value and concentration of Cro42-. It was found that
the ester is hydrolyzed with sufficient rapidity and
that steel is passivated. already at it concentmt'Lon of
0001 g CrO4 4- per liter. Results shov that orgmic chro-
as greatly enhance the protective properties of oils
and that they can be utilized in practice. Communication
Card 2/2 X= see KbFbim, 3-957, 59687.

CZECHOSLOVAKIA/Chemical Technology CheA-cal Products and
Their Application - Corrosion. Protection from.
Corrosion.
Abs Jour
Author
Inst
Title
: Ref Zhur - Xhimiya, No 8, 1958, 25467
: Bartonieek R.,, Get-
: -
: Passivating Corrosion Inhibitors as Petroleum-Base
Protective Agents.
Orig Pub : Strojirenstvi, 1957, 7, No 3, 199-2o4.
Abstract
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: See preceding abstract*
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couraw C2,113CHOSLOVAKIA H.
CATEGORY Cbemi.cal Technology. Chemical -rodzicts and
Their Applications. Corrosion. Corrosion Control
ABS. JOUR. RMMda., No 17, 1959, No. 61243
'AUTNDR % CeryenX,,_j4_.

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Ranic Ch t s as Passi-vating Corrosion Inhi-
0 romill
bitors for Metals Protected by Petroleum Greases
Ono. po. Cbem . -ortimysI, U58, S, ~'o 12, 622-628
ABSTPACT Passive.-ting action of cerUin complex esters
of cli
acid witlv tertiary alcobols and its
romic
.
-
compvunds~ with amines were studied. Solubilities
of those substances~ in water, in hydrocarbons
Dana the crate of their transf er f roin solutions
in hydro6aX'bojjS Linto the water phase were Linves-
tigated This data permitted establisbinp basic
conditions that -provide satisfactory protection,
On the basis-of a correlation of the diffusion
rate of water through a grease film and of the
transfer of Cr04 2- into the water phase, the
minimim concentration of an organic chromate per
CAzd: 1/2
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Irspon of chromium kd-butyl alcoholate (1; as the pauR-
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AS04con.ca. have adifferent charactPr. Thereisnodis
tinct difference befteen the activation enally In the passivity
range of iron and the activation energy in the activity range.
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COUNTRY Czechoslovakia
CATEGORY
H-4
ABB. JOUR. RZXhLn. , F-0. 22 19 59, 'ti-o 6 78918
AUTHOR (1-eryny.- -L.
INST, Not given
TITLE New Processes for the Protection of Metal Articles
from Corrbsion During Sea Transport
ORIG. PUB. : Techn Fraca, 11, iia, 2, 1?7-133 (1959)
ABSTRACT : The author reviews the problems connected with
the protection of metal articles during overseas
shipment. The properties of plastic films and
of 'cocoon'-type coatings in the protection of
the surfaces from moisture aredascribed. Various
methods for the application of additives and of
volatile corrosion iAhibitors are discussed.
D. Yakesh
CARD: 1/1

CER'FEMZ. L.
IlCorrosion studies." XXI. Passivation of zinc by cliromium tert-butylate in
the -aaseous nhase. In Ger-.mn. o. 1400.
COLLECTION CF CZECh1'CSLO',1,k1K CEDUCAL Praria, Czech.
Vol. 24, "'o. ", May 1959
Monthly List of East European Accessions (IMAI), Lr,, 1161. 8, 1~o. 6, Sept. 50
Unclassified

PHUN I BOOK EXPLOITATICK SIDVAK/4838
J/
*k~s an#Rudolf Celko, 1#*AW C*MM, Jurej Nouser, Profe sor, Engineer
larnerbansk W
Ladis Steiig7 sUW, -0ndrej Upt4k, and M NebesV, all engi-
neers
obrkmae kavov (maftniag or metals) Bratislava, Slovenak~ vyd-vo techn. lit-ry,
196o. 467 P. 2,000 copies printed.
Scientific Ed.: Juraj Hauser EvIen Hirschfeld, Professor, Engineer,
=4 Reviewers
Cb:r
Doctor, and Sugen , Engineer; Ed.: Pavol P" Engineer; Resp.
Ed.: Pavol Hois-Azy, Engineer; Tech. Ed.: Karol Holz rek.
PURPOSE: This book is Intended as a textbook for students of schools of higher
technical education. It may also be used by technical personnel in viachine-shop
practice.
COMM: The book presents the theoretical fUnfiMent&1s Of metal naebining- The
construction of mat-hine tools Is described and ample machining PrObleMs are
given. Also discussed are the MOSSUriAg and inspection of -chine parts and
C&Nk-~

Machining of Metals
SU)VAK/4838
machine tools, and the selection, planning, and econany or macbining proces.ses.
The book is supplemented v1% standardo, The chapters were vritten as follows:
J. Bekes, Cho. 2 and 5; R. Celko, L. eerveny, Chg. 9, 10 and 20;
J. Rawer., Cho. 1 16 21 '22,-25, and Section 9 of Ch. 2D; Le Herbansky, Chg. 8
and 13; S. rissFezy,'Chs*.' 4. 119and 1T; 0. Uptik, Cho. 12, 143, 15A 19P and
Section 2 or Ch. 7,and Section 9 bf Ch. 6; J. Nebe'04 Chg. 3, 6, 1 and 24.
The authors thank their assistant& V. Bulle, Engineer, J. Potoc)4, Engineer,and
F. Bminek. There are 187 references: 108 Czech, 39 Soviet, 17 German, 11 Slovak,
7 English,, 3 Hungarian, 1 French, and 1 Polish.
TABLE (W CONTENTS: [Reduced)
[Foreword 151
Ch. I. Introduction 17
Ch. 2. Theoretical A-domentals of Machining 20
1. Basic concepts and chip generation 20
2. Tool materials -~*a
3- Cutting forces and power required 39
4. Thermalphenomens in cutting 45
5. Wear of the cutting efte 47
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Machining of Metals
2. Treatment of blanWbefore usebining
3. Measuring and Ing out the blan
Ch. 6* Mechanic ; rhining
1. Requireme s Imposed on machine toole
2. Machine eeaoo3l drives
30 Macbi -tool transmissions
4. S transmissions
~ndet
5. C 1nuous transmissions
C 1:0
6. ralght-line drives
Ch- 7- Turning
1. Basic concepts
2. Turning tools
3. Lathes
4. Gap lathes,, vertical lathes end vertical boring mills
5- ftellevIng lathes
6. Copying lathes
7. T urret lathes
SUWAK/4838
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94
98
98
103
103
107
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143
145
147
149
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8. Automatic and semiautomatic lathes 156
9. Special lathes 167
Ch. 80 U
!! 169
1 ~Ic cicePts,
B 169
2: Mi cutters
n9 174
30 Clan IfIcatIon of all1ing machines 181
4. R of mining cutters 188
5-
t
C the vorkpitee In mining 190
6. Sol= ag the cutting coofttions for ailling
49 191
7-
t,
OPerat of mining mach1nes and attachments 195
a. Horiz -type milling -chfnes 202
9. Special lling machines 2o6
Ch. 9. I:J6UIngv Realming, Catmtersin3dag 214
1. Drilling 214
2. Pinishingg spot-facing of holes 224
3. Holding allUng cutters and the workplece on the drilling machines 228

Z/031162/010/012/002/002
D006/P102
AUTHORS:' Cerven;q Ladislavp Engineer, Loydova" BoiVena, and Solar"'tk,
TITLE: Preservative wax for corrosion protection of products in the
tropics
PERIODICAL: Stroj6ensk~ vy#roba, no. 12, 1962, 606-607
TEXT: Problems of corrosion protection of products during their
transportation in the tropics are briefly dealt with. Paraffin-polyethylene-
ceresine base waxes used so far failed to provide satisfactory corrosion
protection in the tropics mainly due to their low drop point. A new poly-
ethylene-modified, paraffin-base protective.wax, containing corrosion-inhi-
V
biting and hydrophobic additives, is produced by the Vy"chodoceake" chemicke"
zavody, n.p., zdvod Synthesia (East-:Bohemian Chemical 'Norks, n.p., Synthesis
Branch Plant) in Uhri'ne"ves. Marketed under the trade name SILIVOSK, the
product contains silicon oil as hydrophobic additive. Its drop point is
1000C and it forms a solid film of wax consistency on the product.. It is
Card 1/2

Z/031/62/010/012/002/002
Pre3ervative max for corrosion D006/D102
suitable for all kinds of metal products regardless of their surface finish.
Dissolved in lacquer-grade gasoline, the preservative can be applied at
room temperature by spray gun, brush or dipping. The protective film can
be removed by conventional metbods using a suitable solvent. Excellent
results viere obtained with this preservative both in laboratory and field
tests. Results of long-term tests will be published in a future issue of
this periodical. There are 2 figures and 1 table.
ASSOCIATION: Statn3. vyzkumny ustav ochrany materialu G.V. Akimova (G.V,
Akimov State Research Institute of Material Protection), Prague
Card 2/2

CERVEff , L.,, inz.; NEMM, M.; HUSAK, B., inz.
RomDv~Ae coatings protecting electric machines during the
ispegnation of winding* Strojir*vAtvi 12 no#7020-522 J1 162.
1. Statni vyakumzW wtav ochrazur materialuj, Praha (for Cerveny
and Nemec). 2. Hatni proJekt,, Praha (for Husak).

CERVEff,, Ladislay, inz.; IDIDOVA 1, Bosenag SOIARIK,, Pavel
Preservation waz fw protection of products from corrosion in the
tropim Strej vp 10 no.12:60&.6M 162. .*',,
1
2* Statni vyakumy ustaw sobrany materiaLlu G.V. IkInawap ft*M.
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CERVENr, Indialav; SOLARIK Pavel
M~ 1 9
Pntection OfIciency of domestic and forelp pftservation
4ils. Rcin a uILlie 4 noo22:381 D 162.
t
I* Statni Tyzk=y wtav ochrany materialu GeV@ Akiuoyaq FraMe

CERVFM. LadislO. inz. SOLARIKP Pavel
Some ~#6hence with the production and application of pre-
serving wax. Stroj vyr 11 no-9:458 S 163.
1. Statni vyzkumny ustav ochrany materialu,, Praha.

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ACC NR, jj&-20831 SOURCE CODE: CZ1003- 165/0i3/010/0686/0692
AUTHOR: Qerveny, LadiBlav (Engineer); Nemec, Miloslav
ONG. veny] Institute of Wareho (Ustav skladqx%ho
Cei, using Management, Pragu?
hOSDodarstvi); [Nemecj State-lWs-earch Institute for Economic Use of Prague
(Statni vymkumny ustav ochr rialu)
./any mate
TITTIF: Airtight packaging of large engineering products 17
SOURCE: Strojirenska vyroba, v. 13, no. 10, 1965, 686-692
TOPIC TAGS: packing material, packaging machinery
BSTRACT: The article discusses the problems of temporary protection and ckaging I
A pa
of engineering products for exacting warehousing ;.-A transportation. The methods
and materials used are described and cost estimates are given& Orig. arts hasi
.5 figures and 4 tables. [JPRS1
SUB CODE:- 13 SUBM DATE: none ORIG REF: 010
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TA YE."DICA SeE 2 Vol 1212 PHysiolory Feb
758. OF TOTAL AND PKI(II-HE'UAL CIRCULA'IIO.N TINIEs-
,%It% ~enf`celkovcf a 1wriferrif ob6hovd (toby Ce rven V 0. . K cc I It! K A.
d 11 1 a t I I o v d It . - ICAS. LEK. eE";. *7-9-7 -
a
n 1 (5 8 738 (12108-1213) Tal)les I
III is. 3
Anvest ig-,:t ions were made on thee irculat ton t inieby means of sod Win fluorescein: 13U
;,nalyses have been calcried out. Fluorescence was always obvious to tile eve.
This method was used to measure circulation time in the femoral artery - var .ix
on the lower extremity -and the arte riovenous ,;hunts in patients with varices. The
patients were afflicted frequently by spasm with intra-avterial administration (10
--tit of LA patients fiad markcd silatim despilt, like 8inlultallcolm tine of a nae Stile sia)
1he circulation time was checked Ili vark:es (antevullital vein to varix) in it
reclining position, with raised legs, and in a standing position. It has been shown
lc;:it with varices with a moderate 0-greee (of saphenous insufficiency the circula-
tit,ii time is prolonged by 17.2 sec., while severe varices show a prolongation of
62 see. Raising tile extremity W shortens the circulation time to about normal
levels, i.e. about 30 sec. In extensive varices with a severe degree of insufficiency.
the time is shortened but is still higher than in patients with a more moderate de-
gree of Varicosities. In an erect posture, varix to antecubiltal vein circulation lim,
is prolonged to 104 see., whereas the normal maximum here is about 70 sec. Tt.s
n.ethod appears to be satisfactory in such cases, as well as in other vascular d',S-
.irders.

YUC 1K, M. CERVIW, 0.
Leukemia & gastric secretion. 1. Cas. lek. cesk. 97 no.40:1259-1264
3 Oct'58.
1. IT. interni klinika KU v,P"ze. predupsta prof. Dr. B. Prustik.
(MUKEKIA. LTKFUTIC. compl.
histamine-res'ist.' acbqlia (Pol))
(LIMMU. 1412WCYTIC, compl.
Bame)
(GASTRIC JUICI
histamine-resist. achylia in lymphatic & myelocytic leukemia
(POW
(HISTAKINE. eff.
same)

GERVENY, 0.; FUGIN, M.; HONSKY, R.; SYAZL, I.
leukemia & gastric secretion. IL Blood pepsinogen level &,uropepain ex-
cretion in-leukemia. Cas. lek. cesk. 97 no.43:1354-1357 24 Oct 58.
(IM=IA. metab.
blood pepsinogen & urinary uropepsin (GX))
(PEPSINOM, In blool
in lenksula WW
(UIWPVSIN. In urke
I same)

T-RCIISK, A.; GZRVENY, 0.; PODZDGK, A.; BOJUM, Z.; PIATIWVA, H.
I-
Postphlebitic syndrome. Cas. lek. ceiik. 97 no.45:1410-1415 7 Nov 58.
1. IT. interni klinilm IM prednosta pror. Mr. Boh. Prusik cleu
korespondent OSAV. IL chirurgicka klinika KU prednosta akademik
prof. Mr. J. Divis. 0. C. Praha 2 U nesocnice 499/2.
(PRMITIS. compl.
postphlebitte eynd. (Cs))

CERVINT, Oldrich; SCHLUPZK, Alexandr
Sclerosa,ng therapy of varices of the lower limbs. Sborn. lek. 61 no.1:
20-31 Jan 39,
1, IT, internt klinft fakalty vaeobeeneho lelarstvi, Urloijv university
v Praze, prednosta. prof. dr. Bohumil Prualk. It. patologickoanatomicky
ustav fakulty vueobeeneho lekerstvi Karlovy udiversity v Praze, predmosta
prof. dr. Vaclav J*dl1ckR Dr. 0. C., IT. int. klinika, U nesocnice 2,
Praha 2.
(VARIC063 Ulm, ther.
sclerosing subetancov (Gs))

RONSKY, R.; 'GERMY, -0.; SKAIA, 1.
Xffects of thiospasmine and hydroxythiospasmine on gastric secretion In
man. Cas. lek. cask. 98 no.2s57-60 9 4z 59.
1, IT. interal klinlim V, pradnos ta prof . Mr. B. Prus lk . R. R. 9 Prahm.
2. U uemocnlc* 2.
(GASTRIC Julcl
secretion# off, of 2-cyclohexyl-2-phanylaceto3q-etbyldimetbyI
~sulfonium iodide & hydroxy analogue (0s))
(PARASnftTNDINTMSv off.
2-cyclahaxyl-2-phany]AoetoiW-etlWldimetbyl sulfonium iodide
& iti'b6vdroxy analcgue on gastric secretion (Cz))

NXTYS, J.;RONS]Kr, R.;VOUVA, Z.;CARVIINY, 0*;SKAZA, I.
The action of anticholinergic substances on gastric secretions.
Rev. Czech. M. 6 no.2:59-72 1960
1. Research Institute for Pbarmoy and Biocheatetry, Praguis
Director: Dr. Ing. 0. Neneask. Fourth Medical Clinic, Gharl;s
University Pramns- Directir: Doe. Dr. K. Aw1k.
7ii-icim RmAxANTs. pharmool.
(USTRIC JUICS)

CIRVENT, 0.; RENNER, J.; SCHLUM, A.; TVAROH, F.
. ......... I-- -
Use of mathylthicuracil in claudicatio intermittens. Sborn.lek.
62 no-3:69-79 1960.
1. IV. interni klinika fakulty vaebbeeneho lekaretvi University
Karlovy v Praze, preduosta prof.dr. M. Pucik. Ustav pro veebbec-
neho a pokusnou patologii fakulty detakeho lakarstvi University
Karlovy Y Praze, prednosta doc.dr. V. Zelenka. II. patologicko-
mnatoaic~7 ustav fakulty veeobecneho lekaretvi Univeri3ity Karlovy
v Praze. prednosta prof.dr. V. -Tedlicka. KM Pralia-Elimentska,
end6krinologicke oddelent., doe.dr. F. Tvaroh.
INTARMITIM CLAUDMATICS ther.)
THIOURACIL rel.opda.)
i

SURW2, Olven Names
Countr7s Czechoslovakia
,Academic Degreest MD
First Inte;-nal Department of the wk ka o al (I. intern
Affiliations -offVleleni nemocnic6). ague ulovka; Head-.-L. MON9'MD;
Director: R, JA 089, MD,
Samms Praguet PrakticXylak-adre-Vol 419 Nd So 1961, pp 351-35310
Dgtal "Ex erience With A Combined Treaftent of Hypertension With Ohloro-
t9iazide."
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