金正浩 板刻의 "地球前後圖"에 關한 硏究

盧禎埴 대구교육대학교 1972 論文集 Vol.8 No.-

In this paper, I attempted to make a study on the publication of "Jigu-JeonhuDo", a world map which was engraved by Kim Jeong-ho who also made a map of Korea and wrote several books about Korean geography.

古地圖上에 나타난 東海(日本海)地名 硏究

盧禎埴 大邱敎育大學校 1993 論文集 Vol.28 No.-

두개강 내압항진에 대한 실험적 연구 : The sequence of alterations in the vital signs during Acute experimental increased intracranial pressure

노순성,주정화 고려대학교 의과대학 1979 고려대 의대 잡지 Vol.16 No.1

Acute increased intracranial pressure in rabbits caused by inflation of an extradural balloon was associated with a sequential alteration in vital signs. As the balloon was infalted with small increments of saline, the intracranial pressur rose. The first few increments were not usually associated with a sustained rise in intracranial pressure. As the intracranial pressure was raised with additional increments, the vital signs altered in the following order. As the first increments were added, the respiratory rate decreased. Further inflation of the balloon was associated with a definite reduction of the pulse rate and marked slowing of the respiration. As the respirations became slower, with the increasing intracranial pressure their amphlitude increased. At this stage, later than the onset of respiratory change, further increment was sufficient to give a sudden parallel rise of the intracranial and arterial pressures. With this parallel rise of pressures the respiration became short and shallow associated with periods of apnea. Pulse rate usually decreased as the arterial dressure rose. A transient sudden rise of venous blood pressure was observed when the arteral pressure rose suddenly parallel to rise of intracranial pressure. If the balloon was not deflated the arterial pressure declined, the pulse rate increased significantly and periods of apnea occurred. Thereafter the intracranial and systemic arterial pressures gradually declined along with a reduction of the pulse rate. Respiration ceased and finally the heart stopped.

대뇌국소저온에 대한 실험적 연구

노순성,주정화 대한신경외과학회 1981 Journal of Korean neurosurgical society Vol.10 No.2

With the purpose of avoiding the usual complications of systemic hypothermia and particularly these secondary to the lower tolerance of temperature of the cardiac neuromuscular elements as compared with tissue of the central nervous system, extravascular local cooling of the brain in cat was designed for the experiment. The experimental technique was deviced to cool the brain with cold liquid (2-3℃) of physiological saline perfused or irrigated onto and with the salineice (-7℃) rested co the surface of the brain. Thermoccuples were introduced and placed at different depths of each 0.3cm in the brain, then the brain temperatures were measured at each depth before and during cooling every 10 minutes. Average temperature of brain surface before cooling was 35.7°±1.7℃ and mean of it recorded from surface to 1.5cm depth in the brain was 36.7°±1.1℃ in 20 cats. During cooling temperatures wes effectively and markedly droped at extent of 0.6cm thick in the subcortical tissue, and at 20 minutes, cooling the maximal drop of temperature was recorded. During cooling with saline solution, average temperature of normal brain surface was 22.3°±41.℃ and mean of it recorded at different depths in brain was 28.7°±2.5℃. During cooling with saline ice, average temperaure of normal brain surface was 12.2°±2.6℃, and mean of it recorded at different depths in brain was 22°±1.3℃. Temperature in the areas of brain injured by contusion or compression was relatively lower than in the normal brain. Temperature lowering in the injured brain during the cooling was more evident and marked in its degree than that in normal brain. Gross neurological examination failed to demonstrate any impairment of voluntary motor function after the cooling of brain for 50 minutes.

外國地圖上에 나타난 韓半島의 表現上 變化에 關한 硏究

盧禎埴 대구교육대학교 1976 論文集 Vol.12 No.-

This paper aims at finding out how the shape of Korean peninsula has changed in the maps made in the foreign. In most of maps made in China in the past-for example Hanaehwayeedo(801), Hwayeedo(1137), woozukdo-China was chiefly described in detail, not the neighbor countries. But in the maps made in 18th Century, Korea was described with comparative correction. In Japan they began to describe Korea on the maps in the early part of 14th century and that was only simple, Korea maps made in Japan in about 16th century were taken the considerable shape of map. In the period of Meijii dynasty, a lot of Korea maps were made by the scientific method. Yet, we can now find some faults on these maps. Korea appeared for the first time in a western map written by Al-ldrisi(1100~1164). This can believable because the records of Koryosa and Tonghaeido in Tang dynasty show the Arabians had been to both Korea and China. In the maps afterwards Korea did not appear and this tendency had continued until the latter part of 16th Century. Korea began to be discovered in the maps made by Dourado(1568), Ortelius(1589), and Gysbertzoon(1598), These maps were made as if Korea had been a part of China. The maps made by Teisera(1595), Langren(1596), Ianssonius(1650), Blaeu(1650) and d'Abbeville(1652), Korea was dealt with as an island. After another map of Blaeu Imperii Sinarum nova descriptio, Korea was mostly depicted as a peninsula. To the same categories can belong those maps by Vischer (1680), Coronelli(1690), Wisten(1692). Afterwards Korea has taken more correct shape in the order of south, west and east.

古地圖에 나타난 外國地名을 통해서 본 視野의 擴大

盧禎埴 대구교육대학교 1986 論文集 Vol.22 No.-

The purpose of this article is to study foregin geographical names which appeared in such old Korean maps as Ocheonchukgukdo, Cheonhado, Honilkangriyeokdaegukdojido. M. Ricci's world maps, MangukJeondo, Jigushipyie jangwanhyeongdo, and jigujeonhudo. And to ascertain the enlargement of geographical view is another purpose of this article.

북한의 에너지 수요 전망과 남북한 에너지 협력 방안

노영기,김정인 中央大學校 東北亞硏究所 1998 東北亞硏究 Vol.3 No.-

Forth Korea's gross national product (GNP) was reported to suffer a 25% drop over the past six years and recording a six-consecutive year decline. The reasons for the consecutive economic recession were related to foreign debt incurred in purchasing industrial equipment, shortages of energy, and raw materials as well as sharp decrease in grain output from the agricultural sector. However, the main cause of economic sluggishness stems from the problem of energy shortage. It is true that the economic cooperation between South and North Korea has not been active since they could not find mutually beneficial areas. However, since the main cause of economic sluggishness stems from the problem of energy shortage, the practical approaches for economic cooperation must first be through energy cooperation. In order to solve the energy shortage problem in North Korea, it is desirable to have bilateral cooperation between the DPRK and South Korea, which involves the connection of electric transmission network in North Korea to trade electric power. In the long-run multilateral cooperation is needed to use natural gas from the Russian Republic of Siberia through the gas pipeline project. Solving the energy shortage problem in North Korea in a short time period is desirable but difficult, and in some cases, it can be very sensitive to address. Sound analysis of energy issues based on the reliable data and forecasting of energy demands, nonetheless, will provide a firm foundation for practical economic cooperation approaches through energy sector cooperation. (It is definite that South and North Korea's energy cooperation will give North Korea a chance to boost the economic growth.)

西洋地圖에 나타난 韓半島의 輪廓變遷에 關한 硏究

盧禎埴 대구교육대학교 1975 論文集 Vol.11 No.-

This paper aims at finding out how the shape of Korean peninsula has changed in the western maps. Korea appeared for the first time in a map written by Al-Idrisi (1100-1164). This can be believable because the records of Koryosa and Tonghaeido in Tang dynasty show the Arabians had been to both Korea and China. In the maps afterwards Korea did not appear and this tendency had continued until the latter part of 16 century Korea began to be discovered in the maps made by Dourado (1568), Ortelius (1589), and Gysbertzoon (1598). These maps were made as if Korea had been a part of China. The maps made by Teisera (1595), Langren (1596), Ianssonius (1650), Blaeu (1650) and d'Abbeville (1652), Korea was dealt with as an island. After another map of Blaeu. Imperii Sinarum nava descriptio, Korea was mostly depicted as a peninsula. To the same categories can belong those maps by Vischer (1680), Coronelli (1690), Witsen (1692). Afterwards Korea has taken more correct shape in the order of South, West and East.

西歐式 世界地圖의 受容과 抵抗

盧禎埴 대구교육대학교 1984 論文集 Vol.20 No.-

The maps of the world written in Chinese characters which were made by missionaries passed on geographical information to the Oriental countries. At that time some scholars who were interested in western information helped the making of those maps positively. It was true that these maps of the world enabled the Oriental countries to make maps. But there were powerful resistance of Chinese views of the world rooted in national tradition and Confucian ideas. These kinds of the maps of the world were made repeatedly in the era of Myong dynasty. But they seldom made those kinds of maps in the era of Chong dynasty. In Korea those maps were accepted by some scholars right after the maps were made in China. But it never transcended category of Confucianism and the background of the time. We can tell from the fact that Chon Ha Do which was made after the model of San Hae Gyong(BC5-30) was in use in the 20th century. The reasons why the maps of the world in Western style couldn't plant their roots deeply in the Oriental countries are as follows: 1. These maps were not published with additions and up-to date corrections after the missionaries were dead. 2. The maps were not come into wide use because limited scholars were interested in the maps. 3. Even if some scholrs treated those maps out of curiosity, they did'nt appreciate their true worth. 4. They wouldn't accept these maps with Catholicism because the missionaries made good use of these maps in order to preach religion. 5. The Oriential countries were not developed enough these socially and culturally. The cultural exchange between the East and the West didn't come into luck in China and Korea at that ime. On the contrary, the circumstances were different in Japan.

Estrogen處理 白鼠 子宮平滑筋 膜分劃의 Nitrendipine Binding Site에 關한 硏究

盧宜善,昔廷鎬,李載欣 충남대학교 의과대학 지역사회의학연구소 1988 충남의대잡지 Vol.15 No.2

Ouabain and nitrendipine binding site of uterine membrane fraction, prepared from estrogen treated rats, were compared with those prepared from control rats. Ovary was removed in control and estrogen treated rats. 1) Estrogen treatment induced increase of maximal binding site of ouabain, but decrease of affinity to binding site. 2) Nitrendipine binding site was increased significantly in uterine membrane fraction prepared from estrogen-treated rat, but affinity to binding site was not changed. From the above results, it is suggested that estrogen can increase the number of nitrendiping binding site and/or calcium channel.