Changes in the Tracheal Respiratory Mucosa of Rats Following Experimentally Induced Burns of the Skin. Influence of Reserpine

B. Femenić Clinic of Otoluryngology, Medical Faculty, University of Zagreb and Pharmacological Department “Pliva” Pharmaceutical and Chemical Works, Zagreb, Yugoslavia

H. Krnjević Clinic of Otoluryngology, Medical Faculty, University of Zagreb and Pharmacological Department “Pliva” Pharmaceutical and Chemical Works, Zagreb, Yugoslavia

R. Subotić Clinic of Otoluryngology, Medical Faculty, University of Zagreb and Pharmacological Department “Pliva” Pharmaceutical and Chemical Works, Zagreb, Yugoslavia

Abstract

The tracheal respiratory mucosa in rats sacrificed on the second and fourth day following experimentally induced burns of the skin was submitted to histological study. Pathological changes were found in the respiratory mucosa of all animals with hepatic and kidney damage. In a second experiment the attempt was made to prevent kidney and liver lesions by administration of “Reserpin”. The correlation between kidney and liver lesion and the changes in the respiratory mucosa are discussed.

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