Studies on the Pathogenesis of Influenzal Pneumonitis. Intranasal Vs. Intravenous Infection of Mice †‡
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The respiratory epithelium is the only tissue of the adult mouse that is uniformly susceptible to influenza virus infection. The virus is most effective when administered intranasally"' although pulmonary lesions can be produced less regularly by direct intrathoracic inoculation.' Rickard and Francis'8 were the first to demonstrate virus multiplication and pulmonary consolidation after parenteral injection of large doses of PR8 influenza virus, a finding confirmed by Oakley and Warrack" for the WS strain. The Henles9 noted marked variations in the incidence of pneumonitis after massive intravenous and intraperitoneal injections of mouse-adapted influenza viruses. Although each of these investigators observed that the mortality rate in parenterally infected mice was lower than in those infected by the intranasal route, they did not report any basic differences in pulmonary pathology. During the course of an investigation on virus distribution in mouse tissues, it was found that intravenous injection of the highly pathogenic WS strain of influenza A virus usually produced a nonfatal pneumonitis. The nature of the infectious process, as reflected in the type of virus multiplication and the character of the pulmonary lesions, was deemed to be sufficiently different from classical intranasal infection to warrant a detailed description.
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عنوان ژورنال:
- The Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine
دوره 28 شماره
صفحات -
تاریخ انتشار 1956