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Abstract
The damage caused to rat submandibular glands by intraductal injection was examined.
When a small volume of isotonic saline was injected, even if salivation was not influenced,
salivary composition was greatly affected because the intercellular junctions of the
duct cells were damaged. Intraductal injections of hyperosmotic solutions or highly
viscous liquids were more effective in damaging intercellular junctions. When interpreting
the significance of a salivary composition in clinical diagnosis, it is necessary
to consider the sialographic damage which might influence the salivary composition.
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