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INFLUENCE TO THE GASTROINTESTINAL MOTILITY BY INJECTION OF VARIOUS PHARMACEUTICAL AGENTS INTO THE CISTERNAL SPACE Takeshi Nakamura 1 , Katsumi Yamamoto 1 , Hiroyasu Makino 1 , Kazutoshi Hirota 1 , Yasushi Takahashi 1 , Tsuyoshi Hirashima 1 1Dept. of Surgery, School of Medicine, Chiba Univ. pp.500-504
Published Date 1962/6/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406201270
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In order to investigate multiple functionalcomponents of the gastrojntestinal motility, particularly in the relationship between themidbrain and hypothalamic area to the motilityof the gastrointestinal organs, a catheter wassurgically inserted into the cisternal spaceof dogs and various medications were injectedunder no anaesthesia. A jejunostomy was previously established and motility of the intestinal segment by means of kymography by the rubber balloon was obtained after injection of the agents. Thus rather ideal influence to the motility by direct pharma-ceutical effect to the central nervous system, is obtained. Motility of the jejunal segment without medication 2 weeks after the insertion of the catheter revealed no changes in com-parison with the control group. A marked inhibitory effect to the intestinal motility was obtained by injecting 70μg/kg of Chlorpro-mazine into the cisternal space and this was rather transitory. Increase in the intrain-testinal pressure was seen in 15 minutes with increase in peristalsis. Prolongation of the motility period was seen after 30 to 40 minutes and increase in tonus and peristalsis were also observed. The similar changes were noted by injection of 140μg/kg. Caffein 4 mg/kg showed a marked inhibition and Thio-pental sodium 2.5mg/kg showed a transitory increase and irritation with gradual change into the inhibitory phase. The same change was noted even 5 mg/kg of thiopental sodium was injected.


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