Korean Journal of Veterinary Research 1967;7(2):35-41.
Metabolic Change of I131 in Unilatearl Thyrodectmized Rabbits
Byung Pyo Chang1, Jong Kuk Kwon1, Young So Lhee1, Yung Chai Chung2, Dae Yung Lee3
1College of Agriculture, Seoul National University
2College of Agriculture, Coong Nam National University
3Yae San Agriculture High School
일측(一側) 갑상선(甲狀腺) 제거(除去)가 I131의 대사(代謝)에 미치는 영향
장병표1, 권종국1, 이영소1, 정영채2, 이대영3
1서울대학교 농과대학
2충남대학교 농과대학
3예산 농업고등학교
Abstract
In these studies, the relationship of the thyroid function of normal and unilateral thyroidectomized rabbit, were st studied. $I^{131}$ uptake rate of the thyroid gland, the concentration of the $PBI^{131}$ and $I^{131}$ in the blood, erum $PBI^{131}$ conversion ratio, and the thyroidal $I^{131}$ release rate in ten rabbits were mesured following a single intramuscular injection of $10{mu}ci$ of $I^{131}$. 1. The thyroidal $I^{131}$ uptake rate in the treated group were 5.06, 8.58, 6.46, and 6.54% in 12, 36, 60 and 85 hrs., respectively, after injection of $I^{(3)}$. The uptake rate were significantly differrenciate between the two groups. (P<0.05) 2. The $PBI^{(3)}$ conversion ratios were 9.87, 15.63, 41.01, 66.25 and 66.25% in 12, 36, 132, 180 hrs., respectively, after injection of $I^{131}$. No significant difference was observed between the groups. 3. The concentration of $PBI^{131}$ and $I^{131}$ in the blood were significant between the groups. 4. The excretion rate of $I^{131}$ in urine was not significant between two groups, but the excretion of $I^{131}$ in the treated group was higher than that of the control group. 5. The exrcetion rate of $I^{131}$ in feces in the treated group were significantly higher than the control group. (p<0.01)
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