Influence of infected experimental bile peritonitis on optic density of the blood plasma and functional state of kidneys

Abstract

The clinical course of infected experimental bile peritonitis in investigations on 86 white non-linear male-rats 24 hours following discrete flow of autobile from the common bile duct of rat through the formed defect of its wall by means of thermocoagulation and introduction of the contents of the small intestine was shown to be accompanied by growth of optical density of the blood plasma at wave length 250, 310,320,340 nm with the development of the "loss" syndrome of sodium ions against a background of reduction of titrated acids excretion and ammonia with urine.