Passage of Horse Serum from the Blood Stream Into the Aqueous Humor of Normal and Immunized Animals*

Guy, Loren P.

doi:10.1016/s0002-9394(40)93780-1

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“…The peripheral irritative effect is manifest as a chemosis of the conjunctiva. Included in this type of damage we may list anaphylactic reactions described by Guy (1940) and Foss (1949). A less potent but very effective drug is di-isopropyl fluorophosphate (DFP) which has been studied by von Sallmann and Dillon (1947) in the rabbit and by Aldridge et ai (1947) in man.…”

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“…Following up this work, Stone and Sears ( 1959) crossed the circulations of two rabbits by connecting a femoral artery of each animal to a femoral vein of the other. Again, Guy (1940) injected horse serum into one eye of a rabbit and obtained responses to intravenous injection in both eyes, the injected eye giving the more severe response. Seegal and Seegal (1931) injected guinea-pig erythrocytes into one eye of a rabbit; subsequent intravenous injection of the serum caused a reaction which was frequently seen in both eyes.…”

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