1. In acute-asphyxia the amount of chlorine in the whole blood begins to increase in an appreciable amount already in about one minute, and continues to increase steadily till the death of animals.
2. In acute-asphyxia the amount of chlorine, in the plasma increases in the same manner, just as in the whole blood, the decrease of plasma-chlorine, which is very often found in animals dying f ron acute-asphyxia, is a, postmortem phenomenon. The chlorine-decrease in plasma can not be found in zany cases M the life-time of animals during acute-suffocation.
3. In the prolonged-asphyxia the chlorine in the whole blood increases gradually and reaches its maximum in 10 to 20 minutes; it remains thereafter without. notable variation up to the death of the animals. When the chlorine-decrease i n plasma becomes too extreme, however, the amount-of chlorine in the whole Blood is somewhat reduced though it generally shows hyperehloremic value to the last.
4. Tn the prolonged-asphyxia the amount of chlorine in plasma-increases at the beginning of asphyxiation up to 10 to 20 minuutes. and then decreases by degrees, finally showing a subnormal value before death. If, however, the experimental animal has died within about 30 minutes, the results are similar to those in acute-asphyxia.
5. An initial fall of the amount of chlorine in blood and plasma is often observed in the earlier stage of prolonged-asphyxia, especially produced by pneumothorax. This may be taken as the result of hyper-ventilations-alkalosis.
6. In the acute-asphyxia, the chlorine-increase in the whole blood resulted from the following three factors, namely chlorineincrease in red-cells, chlorine increase in plasma, relative enlargement of plasma-volume, due to numerical reduction of red-cells.
7. In the prolonged-asphyxia, the chlorine-increase in whole blood in the earlier period is due to the chlorine-increase in red-cells and in plasma, but in the later stage, the hyperchloraemia results from the chlorine-increase in red-cells alone.
8. Hypo-globulia happens constantly in acute-asphyxia.
9. Poly-globulia happens constantly in prolonged-asphyxia.
10. In the acute-asphyxia the hemoglobin-content of blood shows no definite change, and in prolonged-asphyxia the hen.oglobin-content shows nearly nno notable alteration.
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