中樞傷害性高血壓に就て(頭部戰傷者に於ける觀察) : 第1篇奨励報告

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This report based my findings on study of 512 mostly young persons, who were wounded in their heads in battle. Many of the observations were made extending over a long space of time when the head-wounds were having influence on the blood pressure. The studies showed that an increase in blood pressure at the rate of frequency 10.4 percent was one of the characteristic symptoms of the head wounded patients, especially remarkable for many of the war wounded persons suffering from diencephalon and hypophysis. The writer concluded that these experiments indicated strongly that the high blood pressure must be the centrical one caused by the external head injury. The tests were made on so many patients who were afflicted with symptoms of between brain, for example narcolepsy, adiposis, perkinsonism, subcutaneous adipose atrophy on the side, acromegaly, polyglobulism and hyperglycemia, or who complained of vegetative nervous symptoms, such as tachycardia, paroxysmal tachycardia, achilly constitution of hands and feet, acrocyanosis, hyper-hidrosis and frequent attack of slight fever. It ought here to be mentioned that an external injury of head is apt to inflict a wound on brain stem and so has vast influence upon the vasomotor centre of between brain and other vegetative nerve centres.
社団法人日本循環器学会の論文
1952-04-20