1999
DOI: 10.1016/s0940-9602(99)80040-5
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Scanning and transmission electron microscopic study of visceral and parietal peritoneal regions in the rat

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“…In the control ileum these cells had an elongated outline, approximately aligned with each other and with the longer axis parallel to the circumference of the intestine (Fig. 5 a), as already described in the literature (Andrews & Porter, 1973 ;Michailova et al 1999). Their surface displayed abundant microvilli, which were not densely packed (Table) and were more abundant in the central region of the cell (Fig.…”
Section: supporting
confidence: 68%
“…In the control ileum these cells had an elongated outline, approximately aligned with each other and with the longer axis parallel to the circumference of the intestine (Fig. 5 a), as already described in the literature (Andrews & Porter, 1973 ;Michailova et al 1999). Their surface displayed abundant microvilli, which were not densely packed (Table) and were more abundant in the central region of the cell (Fig.…”
Section: supporting
confidence: 68%
“…It is essential for homeostatic maintenance to provide the peritoneal integrity, which can be affected during laparoscopic surgery, where mesothelial cells detach from the basal membrane and expose the basal membrane [1,37,38]. Several studies based on an animal model have showed that the bulging up of mesothelial cells occurs almost immediately after the initiation of a pneumoperitoneum.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, although the concept of contamination propagation remains, it has not been clinically verified 6 and cannot not applied to diffuse peritonitis when the contamination already involved the entire peritoneum. The parietal peritoneum consists of a single layer of mesothelial cells and a conjunctive tissue layer containing cells, blood vessels, lymphatic vessels and nervous fibers 8,9 , what may be physically and biologically similar to the dermis that once injured and contaminated, needs the purulent secretion, strange bodies, dead tissues and other impurities to be washed off 3 . Once recognized that PL was vital for the treatment of the secondary peritonitis 3,4,6,23 , researchers added to the saline solution substances such as antibiotics 2,11,24 , antimicrobial agents 12 , chemotherapic agents 13 , hypertonic glucose 10% 14 and immunoglobulin 15 with the objective of increasing the procedure efficiency.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%