Rôle de la fibrinolyse dans le choc anaphylactique du lapin

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Abstract
In the anaphylactic rabbit, fibrinolysis increases during shock. Such activity is absent in the desensitized animal. (Fibrinolytic activity was determined by the method of Astrup and Mullertz). This is paralleled by the content of "kininogens" (activators of kinines, such as bradykinin). The latter reactivity is measured in the atropinized, isolated guinea pig ileum in the presence of saliva. However, it is thought that the degree of fibrinolysis observed does not explain the collapse seen in anaphylactic shock. Various control experiments are described.

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