[Coronary embolism (author's transl)].
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Localization of vitamin A in the small intestine of mice was studied with electron microscope radioautography after administration of tritiated vitamin A. The label was concentrated over lipid droplets in cells distributed in the lamina propria and the submucous layer. The cells were similar both to fibroblasts and to fat-storing cells in their morphological features. The name "Vitamin A-Storing Cell" is proposed for these labeled cells, including the fat-storing cell in the liver.
The echocardiographic features of annuloaortic ectasia were studied in 12 patients. Eleven of them exhibited skeletal and/or ophthalmic findings of Marfan's syndrome and one was considered as having forme fruste. Echocardiograms revealed not only marked dilatation of the aortic root but also unique motion of the aortic wall and aortic valve. Posterior motion of the posterior aortic wall during early to middle ejection period, i.e., "paradoxical" motion, was noted in eight cases, and premature systolic partial closure of the aortic valve was seen in all cases.
A patient with pulmonic valve vegetation is presented. The presence of vegetation was suggested echocardiographically by abnormal thick echoes on the pulmonic valve in diastole and it was confirmed by operation.
A 20-year-old male was admitted because of palpitation and dyspnea. A routine echocardiography revealed an abnormal echo in the left atrial outflow tract and was thought to have originated from the anomalo septum, and subsequently it was confirmed by operation.