According to the existing literatures. The knowledge about the optimum amount of administration of NaF or the difference in its effect due to varying amount is quite limited, The author conducted experiments on young rats with NaF combined with CaCO
3, V. D. and/or methionin, and reached the following conclusions after considering the toxic influence and action placing the emphasis in the histological findings of the liver.
(1) Certain tendency in the principal changes was noted according to varying method of administration of NaF.
(2) The principal changes in the hepatic cells were granular turbidity, vacuolization, fusing changes and the histological damages leading to necrosis.
(3) In the 1st and 2nd experiments, the addition of CaCO
3 did not cause remarkable changes. But, in the 3rd experiment, the changes in the group with the added material were milder. In other words, when NaF was given after heating, the regressive changes such as granular turbidity, vacuolization or fusing changes in the hepatic cells were milder than those when NaF was given without heating.
(4) The effect of methionin on the group administered with the material combined with CaCO
3 was inhibitory to the vacuolization and its transition to the histological damages.
(5) The effect of methionin in the group which was treated without CaCO
3 was relatively not remarkable.
(6) In the group treated in combination with CaCO
3, it also inhibited the occurrence of granular turbidity.
(7) The administration of V. D. did not affect systematically the principal changes.
When the pathogenisis of these changes placing the emphasis at the vacuolar degeneration was considered, the author took the changes to correspond to the secondary direct action advocated by Watanabe and Iwasawa rather than to take the theory recognizing the relationship between the changes and edematous changes by Kettler and Megawa.
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