Pathology of the active Arthus reaction in the chicken

Dhodapkar, B.S.; Vegad, J. L.; Kolte, G.N.; Dhawedkar, R. G.

doi:10.1016/s0034-5288(18)32017-4

Research in Veterinary Science

1983

DOI: 10.1016/s0034-5288(18)32017-4

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Pathology of the active Arthus reaction in the chicken

B.S. Dhodapkar¹,

J. L. Vegad²,

G.N. Kolte³

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Quantitative estimation of increased vascular permeability in acute inflammatory reaction in the chicken skin

Pillai¹,

Awadhiya²,

Vegad³

1988

Veterinary Research Communications

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An increase in vascular permeability was estimated quantitatively in acute inflammatory reaction in the chicken using passive cutaneous anaphylaxis as an experimental model. Dye exuded in the cutaneous lesion was extracted by formamide and measured spectrophotometrically. The technique, though time-consuming, worked well in the chicken. The results suggested that the method can be profitably utilised in studies relating to avian inflammation.

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Quantitative estimation of increased vascular permeability in acute inflammatory reaction in the chicken skin

Pillai¹,

Awadhiya²,

Vegad³

1988

Veterinary Research Communications

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A topographical study of increased vascular permeability in passive cutaneous anaphylaxis in the chicken

Pillai¹,

Awadhiya²,

Vegad³

1987

Vet Res Commun

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Passive cutaneous anaphylaxis was produced in chickens with bovine serum albumin (BSA) and anti-BSA chicken serum. Colloidal carbon was then given intravenously to identify the leaky vessels. Microscopic examination of cleared unstained skin revealed the topography of labelled vessels. The carbon labelling was confined to venules and small veins only. Examination of the time-course of permeability response revealed a biphasic pattern.

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A microscopic study of increased vascular permeability and leucocyte emigration in passive cutaneous anaphylaxis in the chicken

Pillai¹,

Awadhiya²,

Vegad³

1988

Vet Res Commun

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Passive cutaneous anaphylaxis was produced in chickens with bovine serum albumin (BSA) and anti-BSA chicken serum. Colloidal carbon was then given intravenously to identify the leaky vessels. Examination of the resulting sequential changes revealed a marked increase in vascular permeability affecting the venules. A noteworthy feature of the reaction was the early participation of the basophils, which contained phagocytosed carbon particles. Eosinophils were absent.

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Pathology of the active Arthus reaction in the chicken

Cited by 13 publications

References 16 publications

Quantitative estimation of increased vascular permeability in acute inflammatory reaction in the chicken skin

Quantitative estimation of increased vascular permeability in acute inflammatory reaction in the chicken skin

A topographical study of increased vascular permeability in passive cutaneous anaphylaxis in the chicken

A microscopic study of increased vascular permeability and leucocyte emigration in passive cutaneous anaphylaxis in the chicken

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