Pathology of Oil Aspiration Pneumonia (Lipoid Pneumonia)

Ikeda, Kano

doi:10.1093/ajcp/5.2.89

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The Passage Of Nasal Medicaments From the Nose1

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“…He pointed out that the difference between vegetable and mineral oil is that the latter is taken up by the mononuclear phagocytes while the former lies in the alveoli entirely extracellular. Ikeda, in 1935, experimenting with rabbits, found that vegetable oils were on the whole less irritating than animal or mineral oil, but that it was "consistently found that such vegetable oils as were employed, namely, castor oil, olive oil and lipiodol, all induced a slight degree of proliferative reaction and the invasion of macrophages In small numbers about the retained oil drops. "…”

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XLV The Problem of Intranasal Medication

Walsh¹,

Cannon²

1938

Ann Otol Rhinol Laryngol

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In these days of health columns in the newspapers and ;:J6a-zines, the public has become aware of the dangers of the common cold and the importance of its early treatment. Unfortunately, however, the proper treatment is not well known, and the layman is advised, through popular advertising, of "certain cures" for colds by the use of nasal drops and sprays. Furthermore, physicians are often asked for their opinion as to the merits of these preparations. Heretofore physicians have assumed, that even if such preparations did little if any good, they did at least no harm.

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