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장기려 대한소화기학회 1968 대한소화기학회지 Vol.1 No.1
Following the topographical studies of human liver anatomy on cadaver, and experiemental studies on the quantitative limits of resection on cirrhotic liver and effects of cross circulation between normal and hepatectomized dogs, the author and his collegues performed the first major hepatic resection for primary hapatic disease in Korea in 1959. By 1964 the number of hepatic lobectomy accumulated to pg case., 14 on the right lobe and ]4 on thie left, through the facilities of university hospital and other major medical institutions in Korea. These cases were reviewed and analyzed in regards to selection of patients, operative risk and complication and survivals. The results of hapatic lobectomy for benign lesions such as hemangioma, intrahepatic stone, primar I intrahepatic cystadenoma and actinomycosis were good, but for hepatomas which often presented multifocal origin and associated cirrhosis of the remaining liver parenqhyme the results were disappointing.
흰쥐의 腹腔內에 投與한 C0^60 - Vitamin B_12의 臟器內分布 및 排泄에 관하여
張益柱,金圭秀,呂雄淵 慶北大學校 1964 論文集 Vol.8 No.-
Present study describes on the distribution of intraperitoneally administered Co^60-Vitamin B_12 in the liver, kidney and spleen, as well as its fecal excretion in the rats. The albino rats were administered 48.3μ㎎ of Co^60-Vitamin B_12 intraperitoneally and were sacrified by decapitation on the 3rd day after Vitamin B_12 administraion. The liver, kidney and spleen were removed and the rats' feces were collected every day for 3 days. The contents of Co^60-Vitamin B_12 in the liver, kidney, spleen and the feces were measured with the well type scintillation counter and the data were compared with the orally administered control group. The results were as follows; 1. The mean contents of Co^60-Vitamin B_12 in intraperitoneally administered rat's liver, kidney and spleen were 3-5 times more than those of control group. 2. Fecal excretion rate of intraperitoneally administered Co^60-Vitamin B_12 was markedly less than that of control group. And the total amount of excreted Co^60-Vitamin B_12 in feces was comparatively more than generally expected amount in the intraperitoneally administered group. 3. The authors were impressed that the absorption rate of intraperitoneally administered Vitamin B12 was significantly less than that of intramuscularly or intravenously administered Vitamin B_12, reported by other authors. 4. The above results indicate that a further study is necessary to prove the exact mechanism of absorption and fecal excretion of intraperitoneally administered Vitamin B_12.