2, 3疾患の経過とアセチルコリンおよびヒスタミン皮内反応について

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Acetylcholine or histamine intradermal tests were repeated in the development of several diseases and the following results were obtained. Acetylcholine intradermal test (Ach. test) showed close correlation (γ=0.836) between the histamine intradermal test (H. test). In Ach. test, reactions were observed to be stronger in access than in recess of asthmatic patients. Patients suffering from urticaria showed stronger reaction in eruption stage than non-eruption stage and also the reaction of rheumatic patients were stronger in painful stadium than the comfortable stadium. In cases of hyperthyroidism, tuberculosis of the lung and exudative pleurisy, both reactions decreased gradually following the effect of medical treatment. The intensity of the reaction to Ach. and H. tests in the patients suffering from gastric cancer decreased with the process of the diseases. The reaction of H. test in patients suffering from pepatic ulcer was considerably weak at the time of hematemesis, but it became stronger rapidly after it. Patients suffering from the acute diarrhoea showed stronger reactions on 6th day than 22th day of the disease in Ach. test, whether the stool culture for dysentery bacilli were positive or not. The reaction of H. test in the cases of acute nephritis were observed to decrease with the lapse of time, but its tendency were not apparent in cases of chronic nephritis.
日本アレルギー学会の論文
1960-05-01