Occlusion of excretory ducts in experimental acute pancreatitis
Oclusión de conductos excretores en pancreatitis aguda experimental
Resumen:
Comparative study of two series of 20 dogs each, in which acute pancreatítis was induced by means of direct trauma of the pancreatic parenchyma. One of the series was permilted to evolve spontaneously and the other was injected Ethibloc in pancreatic excretory ducts. Both series are compared from the point of view of biochemistry (amilacemia and glycemia) and anatomo-pathology al the time of the necropsy and also, by pancreatic biopsy, at the time ot injection ot ducts. Results obtained in the injected series are a rise in the percentage of survival and a regression in the pancreatic anatomo-pathological lesions.
Se realiza un estudio comparativo entre dos series de 10 perros cada una, a los que se les provocó pancreatitisaguda mediante traumatismo directo del parénquima pancreático. Una serie se deja evolucionar espontáneamente y a la otra se le inyecta Ethibloc en los conductos excretores pancreáticos. Ambas series son comparadas del punto de vista bioquímico (amilasemia y glícemia) y anátomo-patológico en el momento de la necropsia y además mediante biopsia pancreática en el momento de la inyección de los conductos. Se obtienen como resultados un mejor porcentaje de sobrevida y una regresión de las lesiones anátomopatológicas de pancreatitis en la serie inyectada.
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pancreatitis conductos pancreáticos fisiopatología pancreatitis pancreatic ducts physiopathology |
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Sociedad de Cirugía del Uruguay | |
Revista Cirugía del Uruguay | |
https://revista.scu.org.uy/index.php/cir_urug/article/view/3764 | |
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Sumario: | Comparative study of two series of 20 dogs each, in which acute pancreatítis was induced by means of direct trauma of the pancreatic parenchyma. One of the series was permilted to evolve spontaneously and the other was injected Ethibloc in pancreatic excretory ducts. Both series are compared from the point of view of biochemistry (amilacemia and glycemia) and anatomo-pathology al the time of the necropsy and also, by pancreatic biopsy, at the time ot injection ot ducts. Results obtained in the injected series are a rise in the percentage of survival and a regression in the pancreatic anatomo-pathological lesions. |
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