Since the author's attention have long been called to the facts that there are many clinical cases which attribute focal infections as the cause of biliary cyskinesia, they have divised their original method by employing normal dogs in order to trace the origin of it, and have studied the effect of various kinds of bacteriotoxin upon the choledochusgallbladder pressure and bile excretion. Having reproduced the endo and exotoxins of staphylococcus aureus and citreus, streptococcen, pneumococcen, bacillus Coli O
111or O
55, and typhus bacillus by Hosoya's method; the intravenous injections with these toxins were administered to the dogs. The results of the experiment were as follows: in the case of intravenous injections with staphylococcus, streptocaccus and pneumococcusexotoxin, the choledochus-gallbladder pressure raised remarkably. Meanwhile the bile excretion showed a marked increas, just after the injection. Then frequent time intravenous injections with a small dose of it caused a gradual raise of the choledochusgallbladder pressure and when it reached a fixed quantity the gallbladder pressure showed a marked raise higher than, the choledochus pressure and bile excretiog. In the case of staphylococcus, streptococcus, pneumococcus, bacillus coli O
111and typhus bacillus endotoxin its sinked slightly but in the case of bacillus coli O
111endotoxin its raised after about 30 minutes of the injection and the pressure Varied greatly.
Its action lasted for a long duration and an increase of the bile excretion was recognized in the cases of the ligated cystic duct and also if the case of oddi's sphincter is excluded besides the ligation of cystic duct, the bile excretion was only slightly inreased but on the other hand a marked raise of the gallbladder pressure was seen.
It is considered that various keinds toxin has a special action to contract the gallbladder. Furthermore, having used a perfusion apparatus, oddi's sphincter was perfused with physical saline, only for temporary period the perfusion fluid was decreased in the casesof staphylotoxin and streptotoxin, and also by the perfusion with the endotoxin of bacillus coli it was suspended, but oddi's sphincter became very active in its opening, and shutting movement and it brought about the increase of perfusion fluid.
Thus as was explained above, the various kinds of bacteriotoxin were confirmed in their remarkable influence upon the extra hepatic bile duct.
Furthermore, Studies have been made on biliary dyskinesia caused by the allergic: mechanism of bacteriotoxin for several years, in this time, employing dogs sensitized bybacillus coli O
111, staphylococcus aureus exotoxin and streptococcus haemolyticus exotoxin, the auther devised their original methods which enable to observe the dynamic conditions of the organs, that is, choledochus-gallbladder pressure, bile excretion, and oddi's sphincter perfusion. Furthermore, inset a balloon into the duodenum and enable to observe the tensness of it synthetically and simultaneously. On 3rd to 25th day after sensitization, performed aseptic laparotomy on the dogs in order to observe the condition of those extra hepatic biliary system. On the other hand observed comparatively the respones of extra hepatic biliary system after giving an intravenous injection to dogs with 1cc of the same toxin and obtained the interesting results: That is, bacillus coli endotoxin caused the reduction of chloedochus-gallbladder pressure and that of bile excretion, however, especially on 7th day for the intravenous injection of 1cc of the toxin, gallbladder pressure became four times higher than that of normal dogs and an increase of bile excretion was recognized. Oddi's sphincter at temporary duration was stimulated and a decrease of perfusion was brought out.
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