Dynamic pathology for leukocyte-platelet formation in sepsis model.
Dynamic pathology for leukocyte-platelet formation in sepsis model.
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脓毒症模型中白细胞-血小板形成的动态病理学。
DOI:
10.1016/j.jss.2014.05.016
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发表时间:
2015
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通讯作者:
Kusunoki M.
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作者:
Koike Y;Tanaka K;Kobayashi M;Toiyama Y;Inoue Y;Mohri Y;Uchida K;Mizoguchi A;Kusunoki M.
BackgroundThis study aimed to evaluate the dynamic pathology forin vivoreal-time leukocyte–endothelium–platelet aggregation in a mouse model of sepsis.Materials and methodsA lipopolysaccharide-induced model of sepsis was analyzed in green fluorescent protein transgenic mice using two-photon laser-scanning microscopy (TPLSM). The real-time process of leukocyte–endothelium–platelet complex (LEPC) formation was assessedin vivousing blood flow dynamics.ResultsTPLSM allowed direct visualization of LEPC formation at the single-platelet level. Leukocytes rolling number and speed, blood flow velocity, and shear rate gradually decreased with time during the acute phase of sepsis compared with those in the control groups. The number of adherent leukocytes and platelet counts gradually increased over time in the septic group. In the septic group, microcirculatory dysfunction was seen in the postcapillary venules before the capillaries.ConclusionsIn vivoreal-time imaging and analysis of LEPC formation can be achieved with little inter-experimental variation using TPLSM. In the acute phase of sepsis, new treatment strategies should target the postcapillary venules because their LEPC formation and blood flow dynamics start to change before those in the capillaries.