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Effect of Cortisone on Production of Granulation Tissue in the Rabbit.
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1949
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Animal PhysiologyCompound EDevelopmental BiologyMedicinePhysiologyConnective TissueGranulation TissueGlucocorticoidEndocrinologyPharmacologySteroid MetabolismEmbryologyConnective Tissue Disease
Summary11 dehydro 17 hydroxycortico-sterone (Compound E of Kendall, cortisone) administered to rabbits in large doses caused a delay in the development of all elements of connective tissue. It is suggested that the action of cortisone and ACTH on the “mesenchymal diseases” is due, at least in part, to “inhibition of reactivity” of the connective tissue. It is furthermore suggested that the inhibition of the growth of granulation tissue in the rabbit may prove of value in assay of compounds active in the treatment of “mesenchymal diseases.”