Clinical Neuroscience - 1965;18(01)

Clinical Neuroscience

JANUARY 01, 1965

[Problems in the care of polytraumatised people with special reference to cranio-cerebral injuries]

SZÁNTÓ György

[The author briefly tries to summarise some of the problems associated with polytraumatic injuries and then points to the most basic issue of care: organisation.]

HUN 1965;18(01)

Clinical Neuroscience

JANUARY 01, 1965

[Data on the neuro-psychiatric aspects of boxing]

HUSZÁR Ilona, KÖRNYEY Edith

[The authors describe a hyperkinetic movement disorder with active boxing for 12 years as the aetiologic factor. They describe the most common chronic impairments that develop during boxing and analyse the pathomechanism of their development. The importance of selection prior to boxing and regular monitoring during boxing are highlighted.]

HUN 1965;18(01)

Clinical Neuroscience

JANUARY 01, 1965

[Steroid anaesthesia in neurosurgery]

KISS József, VISZT József, ENDRŐDI János

[In the introduction, the authors briefly describe the effects, advantages and disadvantages of steroids. They describe their procedures and results and then evaluate them. They conclude that steroids (Viadril, Viadril G.) can be used as a basic narcotic with excellent results in neurosurgical operations, which usually take several hours, but their effects need to be complemented. It can be combined well with other narcotics such as barbiturates, Fluothane, Nitrous Oxide and its effect is reinforced, "potentiated". This form of anaesthesia is considered particularly suitable for patients who are weakened, elderly, in poor general condition, suffering from metabolic, hepatic or renal disorders, and for emergency surgery in neurosurgery and neurotraumatology. ]

HUN 1965;18(01)

Clinical Neuroscience

JANUARY 01, 1965

[Report]

JUHÁSZ Pál

[Report of the meeting organised by the International Federation of Neurology (Fédération Mondiale de Neurologie) for the establishment of the Groupe de Travail de Réhabilitation Neurologique (Prague, 9-11 X. 1964) ]

HUN 1965;18(01)