Fogorvosi szemle, 1949 (42. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1949-02-01 / 2-3. szám
SUMMARY 147 2. Three years curriculum for obtaining a specialist degree in stomatology after being MD graduated ; .3. Postgraduate study for specialists in stomatology ; 4. Short curricula for the general practitioner in dentistry ; 5. Training college (workshop) on different subjects of stomatology ; 6. Abstracting service of international dental literature ; 7. Training of dental assistants ; 8. Training of dental mechanics. The staff consists of a director (professor ordinarius of stomatology, member of the Medical Faculty of the University), of 2 associate and 13 assistant professors, 2 chief dental officers, 4 senior assistants, and 18 junior assistants. For teaching the students besides the great auditory there are 5 laboratories (X ray, mechanical, histological, biochemical and bacterio-serological) at disposal, furthermore departments for oral surgery, prosthetic dentistry, operative dentistry, oral diseases, orthodontia and a hospital with 23 beds, with a total staff (professional, auxiliary and accessory workers) of 120. G. Morelli, M. D., assoc, professor : Remembering inauguration of the clinic. Teaching of dentistry was first established in the University at Budapest as early as 1844 by D. Nedelko. 1880 J. Árkövy founded a dental institute for teaching by his private means. Stomatology was fully recognized by the University 1890 ; the present building of the Stomatological Clinic was inaugurated 40 years ago, 1909. * * * P. Adler, M. D., asst, professor, head of the Stomat. University Clinic in Debrecen : Some problems concerning continuous tooth eruption. Some problems were discussed of continuous tooth eruption and explained based upon Kreiker’s theory of epithelial heterotopy. Some indirect evidences were presented by which it seems justifiable to adapt this theory to tooth eruption too. S. Boros, M. D. : Comparative results of clinical and histological examination of diseased pulps. 49 pulps, diagnostized formerly clinically, were examined histologically. In clinically diagnostized purulent processes there was full agreement between clinical and histological findings. However, histologically suppuration was stated in several cases diagnostized clinically as serous pulpitis. After a pulpitis is present for a longer time than 24—36 hours, in spite of slight clinical symptoms, suppurative pulpitis is to be taken seriously into consideration. J. Dóczy, M. D. : The role of intravenous narcosis in oral surgery. Inhalation narcosis is somewhat troublesome in dental and oral operations ; therefore, intravenous anesthesia seems to be superior. Author reports upon experiences gathered in more than 300 cases of intravenous narcosis. K. Ferenezy, M. D., asst, professor (University Debrecen) : X Ray Examination in Connection with Diathermic Root Treatment. X ray exposures are necessary before, during and after diathermic root canal treatment. X ray apparatus has to be in close vicinity to the dental chair where root treatment is performed. Z. Frankl, M. D., asst, professor : Dentitio difficilis and periodontal didease. Among exciting causes of periodontal disease the importance of disturbed third molar eruption is stressed. Ulcerous stomatitis starting from wisdom teeth may cause decalcination and resorption of the alveolar limbus. These changes may be the first ones of regressive nature on the sockets. Author regards advisable to perform removal of wisdom teeth before these damages to periodontal tissues are established. G. I. Fodor, M. D., asst, professor : Upon mikrognathia as a late consequence of X ray irradiations. о Report upon 3 cases, females treated by X rays for hypertrichosis. Three years later atrophy of the formerly normal mandible was stated. Discussion of the possible etiology of these damages. 10*
