The influence of the nervous system on the composition of the blood

Summary Followed-up-after-discharge reactions were studied in the nervous system of laboratory animals in experimental anemia induced by phenylhydrazine. The method of the second blow with towing (Speranskii) was employed. It was possible to reproduce, to a certain degree, the blood picture characteristics of phenylhydrazine poisoning at the time when the blood picture almost reached its initial stage. It could particularly be reproduced in the line of the changes of processes of regeneration.The data which was thus obtained gave theoretical foundation to these phenomena, which are sometimes met in clinical practice as relepses of certain diseases of the blood system.Presented by Academician A. D. Speranskii