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Copyright ©2005 Baishideng Publishing Group Inc.
World J Gastroenterol. Jun 21, 2005; 11(23): 3578-3581
Published online Jun 21, 2005. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v11.i23.3578
Table 1 Histological grading of gastric mucosal damage.
GradeHistological appearance
0No lesion
1Lesion of mucosal surface, undamaged gastric pit cells
2Damage involving gastric pits, undamaged gastric gland cells
3Lesion of gastric gland cells
4Partial mucosal necrosis, multiple linear ulcer and hemorrhage
5Total mucosal necrosis
Table 2 Histological grading of intestinal mucosal damage.
GradeHistological appearance
0Normal
1Subepithelial edema, partial separation of apical cells
2Epithelial cell slough from tips of villi
3Progression of slough to base of villi
4Partial mucosal necrosis of lamina propria
5Total mucosal necrosis
Table 3 Change of gastric and intestinal blood flow [mL/(min·g)] (mean±SD, n = 8).
GroupStomach
Intestine
2 h12 h2 h12 h
Control0.86±0.110.85±0.061.56±0.181.61±0.11
ANP0.62±0.06b0.35±0.05b0.80±0.07b0.50±0.06b
Table 4 PLA2 activity and IL-1β level in each group (mean±SD, n = 8).
GroupPLA2 (U/L)
IL-1β (ng/mL)
2 h12 h2 h12 h
Control65.27±10.5266.63±9.810.32±0.060.33±0.07
ANP94.29±9.96b103.71±14.40b0.78±0.13b0.83±0.20b
Table 5 Gastric and intestinal mucosal injury in each group (n = 8).
GroupStomach
Intestine
2 h
12 h
2 h
12 h
0IIIIIIIVV0IIIIIIIVV0IIIIIIIVV0IIIIIIIVV
Control800000800000620000620000
ANP002330b000134b002420b000035b