EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON THE TECHNIQUE OF CYSTOPLASTY USING EITHER OMENTUM OR A COMBINATION OF OMENTUM AND GOLD LEAF

  • Miyauchi Tomio
    The Department of Urology Nippon Medical School The Department of the Second Pathology Nippon Medical School

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  • 大網膜および大網膜と金箔併用による膀胱補填に関する実験的研究
  • 大網膜および大網膜と金箔併用による膀胱補愼に関する実験的研究
  • ダイ モウマク オヨビ ダイ モウマク ト キンパク ヘイヨウ ニ ヨル ボウコウホシン ニ カンスル ジッケンテキ ケンキュウ

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The defect of the bladder wall of 2cm in diameter was formed surgically in 40 rabbits of around 2.5kg body weight.<br>This defect was covered either by omentum or by combination of omentum and gold leaf.<br>These rabbits were killed 2 days, one, two or four weeks after the operation and the bladder walls were observed histologically.<br>The results were as follows:<br>1) The regeneration of the defect of the bladder wall was slightly postponed in the group with combination in comparison with the group with omentum alone.<br>2) Such phenomena seemed to depend upon the gold leaf as a foreign body which was apt to interrupt the regeneration of the mucous membrane and become the nucleus of the urinary bladder stone.<br>3) The strong reactions of urine infiltration were hardly found in the group with the combination of gold leaf and omentum compared with those in the group with omentum alone.<br>4) These results seemed to suggest some foreign body reactions to gold leaf; and slight infiltration of the urine by omentum.<br>The former was concluded from the fact that the gold leaf was included completely within the regenerated tissue in some rabbits.<br>Conclusion<br>The results of these experiments suggest that the gold leaf will be a good material to substitute for the defect of bladder wall, if its size and thickness and the technique of operation are more examined in future studies.

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