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Experimental Disseminated Encephalopathy in the Monkey
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“…The disseminated encephalomyelitis induced in monkeys corresponds to that described by Rivers and Schwentker (14) and later, with a more detailed description of the encephalopathy, by Ferraro and Jervis (15). In the earlier reports the effect was induced by a great number of injectons of CNS antigen.…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 78%
“…Demyelination was present on the periphery of these areas of intense reaction. The encephalopathy is similar to that observed by Rivers and Schwentker (14) and by Ferraro and ~ervis (15). The more chronic nature of the reaction in their animals may account for the greater degree of demyelination and giant cell formation.…”
Section: Allergic Encepitalomyelitis In Monkeys
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confidence: 87%
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“…The disseminated encephalomyelitis induced in monkeys corresponds to that described by Rivers and Schwentker (14) and later, with a more detailed description of the encephalopathy, by Ferraro and Jervis (15). In the earlier reports the effect was induced by a great number of injectons of CNS antigen.…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 78%
“…Demyelination was present on the periphery of these areas of intense reaction. The encephalopathy is similar to that observed by Rivers and Schwentker (14) and by Ferraro and ~ervis (15). The more chronic nature of the reaction in their animals may account for the greater degree of demyelination and giant cell formation.…”
Section: Allergic Encepitalomyelitis In Monkeys
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confidence: 87%
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“…From a histological point of view it is natural to consider the brain damage in our case as allergic----as a n Arthus phenomenon, which in other organs is characterized by local necrosis and inflammation. Experimental allergic brain lesions (Ferrcrro) ( 9 ) a r e characterized by dilatation of the vessels, p e r i u s c u l a r sloughing of tissue or necrosis, and inicroglial phagocytic reaction ; according to this we find perin s c u l a r damaging or disa1)pearance of the oligodendroglial cells and very slight degenerating of the myelin sheaths in the most recent lesions. The destruction of the oligodendroglia and the presence of the swollen astrocytes also suggests a n intoxication, but exclude an infection and identify the pathological process as a degeneration.…”
Section: I> I S C I' 5 S I O H '
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confidence: 72%
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“…Multiple sclerosis blood serum plus normal blood serum plus antigen 6 I I I I +1 I I I ±+l I +1+1 I I I I I +1 I I + I I I I I Mill I I I I I J I I I I ± I I I I + . Multiple sclerosis blood serum plus equal amount of normal blood serum plus antigen 4.…”
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“…The disseminated encephalomyelitis induced in monkeys corresponds to that described by Rivers and Schwentker (14) and later, with a more detailed description of the encephalopathy, by Ferraro and Jervis (15). In the earlier reports the effect was induced by a great number of injectons of CNS antigen.…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 78%
“…Demyelination was present on the periphery of these areas of intense reaction. The encephalopathy is similar to that observed by Rivers and Schwentker (14) and by Ferraro and ~ervis (15). The more chronic nature of the reaction in their animals may account for the greater degree of demyelination and giant cell formation.…”
Section: Allergic Encepitalomyelitis In Monkeys
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confidence: 87%
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“…From a histological point of view it is natural to consider the brain damage in our case as allergic----as a n Arthus phenomenon, which in other organs is characterized by local necrosis and inflammation. Experimental allergic brain lesions (Ferrcrro) ( 9 ) a r e characterized by dilatation of the vessels, p e r i u s c u l a r sloughing of tissue or necrosis, and inicroglial phagocytic reaction ; according to this we find perin s c u l a r damaging or disa1)pearance of the oligodendroglial cells and very slight degenerating of the myelin sheaths in the most recent lesions. The destruction of the oligodendroglia and the presence of the swollen astrocytes also suggests a n intoxication, but exclude an infection and identify the pathological process as a degeneration.…”
Section: I> I S C I' 5 S I O H '
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confidence: 72%
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“…Multiple sclerosis blood serum plus normal blood serum plus antigen 6 I I I I +1 I I I ±+l I +1+1 I I I I I +1 I I + I I I I I Mill I I I I I J I I I I ± I I I I + . Multiple sclerosis blood serum plus equal amount of normal blood serum plus antigen 4.…”
Section: Results
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confidence: 99%
Abstract
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“…The disseminated encephalomyelitis induced in monkeys corresponds to that described by Rivers and Schwentker (14) and later, with a more detailed description of the encephalopathy, by Ferraro and Jervis (15). In the earlier reports the effect was induced by a great number of injectons of CNS antigen.…”
Section: Discussion
supporting
confidence: 78%
“…Demyelination was present on the periphery of these areas of intense reaction. The encephalopathy is similar to that observed by Rivers and Schwentker (14) and by Ferraro and ~ervis (15). The more chronic nature of the reaction in their animals may account for the greater degree of demyelination and giant cell formation.…”
Section: Allergic Encepitalomyelitis In Monkeys
supporting
confidence: 87%
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“…From a histological point of view it is natural to consider the brain damage in our case as allergic----as a n Arthus phenomenon, which in other organs is characterized by local necrosis and inflammation. Experimental allergic brain lesions (Ferrcrro) ( 9 ) a r e characterized by dilatation of the vessels, p e r i u s c u l a r sloughing of tissue or necrosis, and inicroglial phagocytic reaction ; according to this we find perin s c u l a r damaging or disa1)pearance of the oligodendroglial cells and very slight degenerating of the myelin sheaths in the most recent lesions. The destruction of the oligodendroglia and the presence of the swollen astrocytes also suggests a n intoxication, but exclude an infection and identify the pathological process as a degeneration.…”
Section: I> I S C I' 5 S I O H '
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confidence: 72%
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“…Multiple sclerosis blood serum plus normal blood serum plus antigen 6 I I I I +1 I I I ±+l I +1+1 I I I I I +1 I I + I I I I I Mill I I I I I J I I I I ± I I I I + . Multiple sclerosis blood serum plus equal amount of normal blood serum plus antigen 4.…”
Section: Results
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confidence: 99%