jibi to rinsho
Online ISSN : 2185-1034
Print ISSN : 0447-7227
ISSN-L : 0447-7227
Volume 7, Issue 3
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  • Seiichi Kawata
    1961 Volume 7 Issue 3 Pages 129-135
    Published: July 31, 1961
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    Regarding the activity of the motor-cells getting under control of the autonomic nervous system as the core of the microvibration of body surface, this phenomenon should be estimated to be the microcontraction of the striated muscle fibres, being endowed with the possibility of an objective observation of the autonomic nervous function, which is introduced from everywhere of the body surface and besides in contrast from the both bodysides.
    Acoustically it has a tendency to be concerned to the individual susceptibility for the inner ear impairment by the exposure to an intense sound intensity above threshold. This microvibration disposed to have a parallelism to the individual vertiginous sensation, produced by means of the experimental caloric stimulation.
    We succeeded to record the tonic neck reflex by the normal human adults, i. e. the variations of the microvibration amplitudes from the thenar side of thumb showed cleanly corresponding rise and fall to the principle of the tonic neck reflex by rotating the head.
    The author stated furthermore his opinion on the bilateral difference of the microvibration in the cases of Meniere's disease
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  • Kikuko Kurosaka
    1961 Volume 7 Issue 3 Pages 136-138
    Published: July 31, 1961
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    The author reports a case of large keloid which had developed after radical mastoid operation and successfully treated by combination of excision and internal use of predonin.
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  • Takamoto Shugyo, Masayoshi Tomii, Takuo Okabe, Akira Beppu
    1961 Volume 7 Issue 3 Pages 139-142
    Published: July 31, 1961
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    It is difficult to decide correctly the degree of deafness in a patient of simulated deafness caused by accidents during labor. The authors conversed with a patient under anesthesia produced by intravenous injection of amytal, and found that he could normaly understand what was spoken to.
    Amytal interview is useful for treatment as well as for examination of a patient suspected of simulated deafness and unwilling for receiving examination.
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  • Hitokazu Matano
    1961 Volume 7 Issue 3 Pages 143-144
    Published: July 31, 1961
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  • Tetsuro Yano
    1961 Volume 7 Issue 3 Pages 145-148
    Published: July 31, 1961
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    The author experienced a case of papilloma in the right posterior ethmoid and sphenoidal inuses which had been removed 4 years before and recurred recently.
    This case was given a great deal of female hormone “Robal” before and after the removal of the papilloma and was completely cured in 2 weeks.
    Various examinations including electroa microscope could afford no findings to support the virus theory of this disease.
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  • Tetsuro Yano
    1961 Volume 7 Issue 3 Pages 149-153
    Published: July 31, 1961
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    In order to ascertain the virus infection theory of papilloma, the author examined by an electron microscope a male, aged 59, for the papilloma in the nose. The examination revealed rootlets not to be seen in the normal cilia among the cilia of the ciliated cells. The author, however, could obtain no findings to conclude that they were virus.
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  • Shinji Yoshida
    1961 Volume 7 Issue 3 Pages 154-157
    Published: July 31, 1961
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    The author operated 62 infant cases, aged 6-12, of deviated septum. He achieved good results of causing no facial deformity, especially a depressed nose, hitherto feared.
    His experiences make him assert that deviated septum ought to be operated, if necessary, regardless of age.
    The operation had better been performed under general anesthesia. For patients under 11 insufflation or endotracheal anesthesia are preferable, and for patients over 12 anesthesia by intravenous injection of cocktail M-1 is preferable.
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  • Toyoji Soda, Kazumi Matsuo, Yukiaki Nishida, Hiroshi Suwoya
    1961 Volume 7 Issue 3 Pages 158-163
    Published: July 31, 1961
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    The authors report here a new instrument for measuring the air current in the nasal cavity in phonation to study rhinolalia aperta. They used 2 thermisters with higher sensibility than a platinum wire hitherto used in a hot wire anemometer.(Fig. 1 and Fig. 2) They placed 2 thermisters, identical in character, in the 2 branches of the Y-shaped glass tube (Fig. 4), and recorded the changes in the Wheatstone bridge with Pen-O. S. C. and measured the air current quantitatively comparing with the standard curve (Fig. 8).
    The instrument was devised so that the pen deflection might be caused only by phonation and not by breathing.
    The measurement was very easy and painless even for an infant patient.
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  • Kensai Shirabe, Tamizo Kukita, Masutni Matsumura
    1961 Volume 7 Issue 3 Pages 164-168
    Published: July 31, 1961
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    Ten patients, 4 males and 6 females from 29 to 70 years old, with recurrent ulcerous stomatitis (chronisch rezidivierende Aphthen) were successfully treated by the authors with corticoid. Many of them, of course, had been already ineffectively treated with various kinds of therapeutic agents such as vitamines, antihistamines or topical antibiotics etc.
    The authors orally administered “Predonin”, one of corticoids, the daily (lose of which was gradually decreased from 20mg to 10mg in 7 days, and obtained following results.
    1) The ulcer itself reacted remarkably against this corticoid, i. e. ulcers disappeared promptly in almost all cases.
    2) On the other hand, however, ulcers showed a tendency to recur in 7 cases in spite of this treatment. But the final rate of healing was 80%, treating the recurred patients also with a second administration of this corticoid.
    From above mentioned clinical experiences the authors are of opinion that corticoids are effective as therapeutic agents for recurrent ulcerous stomatitis.
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  • Okio Mukuno
    1961 Volume 7 Issue 3 Pages 169-171
    Published: July 31, 1961
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    The author's experience of reexamination of the 2 cases treated 10 years before revealed the following:
    (1) Stenosis recurs unless dilatation therapy is continued for preventing recurrence.
    (2) When, however, stenosis recurs, it progresses very slowly and never attains to a high degree.
    (3) Symptoms of stenosis occur even when the esophageal cavity becomes slightly narrower because of the coexistence of the lesion of peristalsis of the esophageal walls.
    (4) Each of the cases examined became conscious of the difficulty of passage after about 10 years of the treatment.
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  • Okio Mukuno, Toyoji Soda, Jikyo Miyagi, Tsuneo Inami
    1961 Volume 7 Issue 3 Pages 172-176
    Published: July 31, 1961
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    The authors report here their experiences of the local use of 0.1% solution and 0.1% topical cream of Decadron,(dexamethasone 21-phosphate), in 40 cases of laryngeal and ear diseases mainly showing acute symptoms. Its use by inhalation and plastering was easy with no fear of toxic effects. They were confirmed that it could be used with as good curative effects as antibiotics and other chemicals if we select cases suitable for application and carefully examine its usage and dosage.
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