Vol IX, No 3 (1901)

Vasily Petrovich Kuznetsov is the son of an official, a native of Perm. After graduating from the course at the Perm gymnasium, V.P. entered the Military Medical Academy, and, having received the title of doctor in 1882, until 1888 studied at the Doctor Frey's Medical Center in St. Petersburg. In 1888, he received a doctorate in medicine and in the same year was determined. the senior physician of the Hospital of All Sorrows.

At the date of June 30, 1890 at the Paris Academy of Sciences, Academician Verneuil presented a report to prof. Lannelongue under the title "On the skull in microcephaly" (De le Craniectomie dans la microcephalie).

In the methodology of experimental sciences, a prominent place is occupied by automatic recording devices, as the most accurately and most likely observable phenomenon.

Despite the fact that 40 years have passed since the first description of recurrent oculomotor nerve palsy, this disease can not be considered as yet studied.

Usually, paralysis develops in syphilitics after 6-10 years after infection, being in these cases b. m. the final stage of syphilis. The author's observation is interesting precisely because it seems that progressive paralysis developed shortly after infection and quickly ended fatally. The author could find only two cases like this (Christian'a).

Having cited in detail the Russian literature on bed keeping, the author noted the fact that the contradictory views on bed keeping occur apparently from the confusion of understanding about bed keeping, as a healing method and as a special system. Having indicated for the first time such a difference, the author analyzes the issue in detail from these two sides. The main principle of the system of bedding should be the creation in the hospital of that "atmosphere", which by itself contributes to the fact that the mentally ill use the content in bed as much as they need.

Privat-docept of Kazan University in the Department of Nervous and Mental Diseases and Assistant at the Department of Psychiatry, Doctor of Medicine B.I. Vorotynskiy was appointed senior physician of psychiatr. dep. Odessa city hospital. We sincerely congratulate Dr. B. I. Vorotynsky on his appointment and are glad that the Odessa City Administration has chosen a person of high quality and serious scientific and practical training, which we are well aware of. The society of neuropathologists and psychiatrists, with regret, is parted with him, as with one of the most active of its members, and the editorial board of our magazine with a secretary who has performed this duty since the foundation of the Society and the journal.

Medicine, as a science that studies a healthy and sick human organism, together with the rapidly advancing development of our knowledge in the field of natural sciences, begins to gradually expand the circle of its observations and studies. Along with this, the connection between medicine and such important branches of knowledge as criminal anthropology, sociology and psychology is becoming closer and closer and closer; Many provisions of these sciences are still based on data borrowed from the field of medical observation or obtained with the help of natural scientific methods of research.