Relative Sensitivity of Circulating Eosinophils and Capillary Resistance to Exogenous Cortisone.

Wilhelmj, Charles M.; Shuput, Darinka; Gunderson, Daniel; McCarthy, H. H.

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“…The decrease varied between 10 and 48 cm, the increase between 9 and 23 cm Hg. The base line of 12 rabbits was found to range between 40 and 60 cm Hg (mean 55 cm).…”

Section: Front the Department Of Pediatrics Creighton University Schmentioning

confidence: 89%

“…As to the underlying mechanism of this phenomenon, there is ample proof for ACTH and cortisone respectively and indirect evidence for STH playing an important role in the late response (6,9). Recent studies, in process of publication, suggest that a similar set of 2 capillary active substances, histamine and vasopressin, are at work in the immediate response ( 10).…”

Section: Front the Department Of Pediatrics Creighton University Schmentioning

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serum treatment in ooo died without evidence of anomalous development, despite the fact that virus could be recovered from their tissues. A possible explanation for this phenomenon lies in the knowledge that the chick embryo is susceptible to lethal infection with this virus for at least the first 2 weeks of development, while the period of susceptibility to the teratogenic effects of the virus is restricted to about the first 48 hours of embryonic development.Conciusions. Specific immune serum will protect the 48-hour chick embryo from the teratogenic and lethal effects produced by infection with influenza-.\ virus. Inasmuch as antiserum can neutralize these effects completely in vitro, and to a lesser extent in OVO, this study provides serological evidence to implicate the virus as the cause of the syndrome described.

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“…The decrease varied between 10 and 48 cm, the increase between 9 and 23 cm Hg. The base line of 12 rabbits was found to range between 40 and 60 cm Hg (mean 55 cm).…”

Section: Front the Department Of Pediatrics Creighton University Schmentioning

confidence: 89%

Section: Front the Department Of Pediatrics Creighton University Schmentioning

confidence: 99%