Regarding the article by prof. VN Boldyreva “Two new basic laws of the brain function”.

The recently published issue (No. 2, vol. XIX, March, 1924) of the American magazine "Bulletin of the Battle - Creek Sanitarium and Hospital Clinik" contains, by the way, an interesting article by Prof. VN Boldyreva [1]) Two new basic laws of the brain function.

Perioperative challenges in a morbidly obese former COVID-19 patient undergoing elective spine surgery

Anaesthesia for patients with severe lung fibrosis post COVID-19 infection requires special consideration. This is due to its propensity to cause perioperative anaesthetic catastrophe and possibility of cross infection among healthcare workers if not properly managed. This interesting article elaborates in detail the anaesthetic and surgical challenges in a morbidly obese patient who had a severe COVID-19 infection presenting for an elective spine surgery.

The International Public: A Farewell to Functions in International Law

Frédéric Mégret's extremely rich and interesting article implicates a wide range of issues. Luckily, a lot has already been written about some of them elsewhere. In any case, the limited scope of this essay precludes engaging with them all again here. What it will do instead is explore ways of contributing further to the article's important, timely and, I would like to argue, providential project, which is to reflect over and develop the publicness of the international legal order. I will present comments on three dimensions of that project: the language, the scope, and the institution of what one may refer to as “the international public.” My claim is that, to succeed, the article's argument should move away from the functional approach to publicness, embrace public institutions of international law other than states, and focus on the institutional dimension of international public law.

Nasopharyngeal diffuse large B-cells lymphoma causing acute airway obstruction amid COVID-19 crisis: an anaesthetist’s nightmare

Acute stridor is often an airway emergency. We present a valuable experience handling an elderly woman who was initially treated as COVID-19 positive during the pandemic in November 2020. She needed an urgent tracheostomy due to nasopharyngeal (NP) diffuse large B-cell lymphoma causing acute airway obstruction. Fortunately, 1 hour later, her NP swab real-time PCR test result returned as SARS-CoV-2 negative. This interesting article depicts the importance of adequate preparations when handling potentially infectious patients with anticipated difficult airway and the perioperative issues associated with it.

Nahdlatul Ulama: Telaah Histori Perkembangan dan Gerakan Dakwahnya di Indonesia

Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) is a traditional ulama organization that has a large number of followers, the largest non-governmental organizations still survive and have roots in the lower classes. This paper aims to describe the history of the development and the da'wah movement of this large organization. The reading presentation in this paper is the author's adoption of various literatures, which the author extracts so that it becomes an interesting article for all readers. From this search and study of literature sources, it is hoped that a complete understanding of NU will emerge, which in recent times has often been described in various dynamics.

Report on private medical activity in der. Manuilovka

In an extremely interesting article by the author Ref. I found some instructive cases for our specialty. These, by the way, are the four ovaryotomies produced in a rather exceptional setting.

Coauthors’ Network of Solastalgia. Comment on Galway, L.P.; Beery, T.; Jones-Casey, K.; Tasala, K. Mapping the Solastalgia Literature: A Scoping Review Study. Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health 2019, 16, 2662.

Recently, a very interesting article on solastalgia was published in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health [...]