Journal of the Japanese Society of Pediatric Surgeons
Online ISSN : 2187-4247
Print ISSN : 0288-609X
ISSN-L : 0288-609X
Quantitative Evaluation for Endotoxemia in Perioperative Neonates
Kenji ImuraYuichi FukuiMakoto YagiSumio NakaiToshimichi HasegawaHisayoshi KawaharaShinkichi KamataAkira Okada
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1986 Volume 22 Issue 3 Pages 519-524

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The quantitative measurement of plasma endotoxin was made in 64 cases of surgical neonates using the chromogenic assay (Toxicolour test). The preoperative values of plasma endotoxin were 64±59pg/ml in perforative peritonitis (n=9), 63±51pg/ml in gastroschisis (n=7) and 15±16pg/ml in intestinal obstruction (n=28) respectively, while the value in 20 cases without intestinal obstruction was 6±5pg/ml. In the serial measurements of plasma endotoxin in 28 neonates, the values on the first postoperative day increased significantly compared with the preoperative values. Then, they decreased gradually to normal range within a week in 15 cases without postoperative complication, plasma endotoxin remained at high level. The usufulness of evaluating endotoxemia in surgical neonates was discussed.
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