Protection by antibiotics against experimental focal cholangitis produced in mice by a schistosomicidal isothiocyanate
Robert P. Batzinger, Ernest Bueding, Hans Popper – 1 January 1981 – Oral administration to mice of high doses of 4‐isothiocyano‐4′nitrodiphenylamine (amoscanate), a potent antischistosomal drug, produced focal necrotizing lesions of the large intrahepatic and extrahepatic bile ducts and the gallbladder. Coadministration of erythromycin and, to a somewhat lesser degree, of paromomycin, markedly reduced the effects of amoscanate on the biliary tract.