Function of neutrophils in nonphlogogenetic reaction

Clinically nonphlogogenetic phagocyte reaction under conditions of bacterial challenge was studied in vivo. The "mission" of phagocytes under such conditions is completed by evacuation of phagocytized bacteria from the site of capture into the blood and then into the intestine. The purulent process induced by massive doses of Staphylococcus aureus (25 x 10(6) and 25 x 10(8) bacteria), without any concomitant injury to the peritoneum does not lead to the development of inflammation.