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Intestinal occlusion: morphological features.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 11 Apr 1991 Italy English Publisher:Casa Editrice Libraria Idelson Gnocchi:Via Michele Pietravalle 85, 80131 Napoli Italy:011 39 081 5524733, EMAIL: idelgno@tin.it, INTERNET: http://www.idelson-gnocchi.com, Fax: 011 39 081 5464991Journal:Bollettino della Societa italiana di biologia sperimentale, volume 66 (issn: 0037-8771, Copyright policy )
Authors: SANTACROCE S.; NICOLARDI G.; SINIGAGLIA E.; FORMOSA P.; SANTACROCE A.; DEMUNDO M.; BARTOLI, FABIO;

pmid: 1963312

handle: 11369/3448

Intestinal occlusion: morphological features.

Abstract

In this research we studied the possible relationships between the level and the distribution of peroxidase-catalase activity and the degree of the morphological changes in the intestinal wall during mechanical occlusion. These researches have really proved that the increase of the peroxidase-catalase enzymes correlate proportionally with the damage of intestinal wall.

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Male, Ileal Diseases, Animals, Female, Intestinal Mucosa, Intestinal Obstruction, Peroxidase, Rats

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