Morgenthaler. Measurement of blood pressure in the mentally ill. Blutdruckmsssungen an geisteskranken. — Algemeine Zeitschr. fur Psych. LXVII, 2 (1910) тип статьи – рецензия Виталій Николаевичъ Лихницкiй Vitaly N. Likhnitsky Аннотация Свои наблюденія авторъ производилъ въ психіатрической больницѣ въ Waldau, гдѣ имъ было сдѣлано болѣе 2,400 измѣреній кровяного давленія. Къ статьѣ приложено 23 крявыхъ, наглядно резюмирующихъ цифровыя данныя, относящіеся къ болѣе …

The epidemics of acute childhood poliomyelitis observed in recent years in the United States, in Austria and in Germany have made it possible for various investigators to carry out a number of experiments in inoculating this disease into animals. But most of the animals commonly used in such casesguinea pigs, rabbits, mice, pigs, horsesproved to be immune, and only monkeys managed to achieve infection and get symptoms of acute poliomyelitis. To transmit the disease to monkeys, most researchers used an emulsion from the spinal cord of patients who died from poliomyelitis acuta. Rmer went even further in this direction; by inoculating a monkey and inducing poliomyelitis in it, he used the spinal cord of this monkey to transmit the disease to other monkeys. In order to induce disease in this way, an emulsion containing active principles was injected into the very substance of the brain of trepanned animals, but further experiments showed that infection could also be caused in a simpler way. So, Flexner and Lewis used both subcutaneous injections and injections into the veins and into the peritoneal cavity.