In vivo support for the new concept of pulmonary blood flow-mediated CO2 gas excretion in the lungs
In vivo support for the new concept of pulmonary blood flow-mediated CO2 gas excretion in the lungs
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肺血流介导的肺部二氧化碳气体排泄新概念的体内支持
DOI:
10.1152/ajplung.00205.2014
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2015
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and Ohhashi T
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Kawai Y;Ajima K;Kaidoh M;Sakaguchi M;Tanaka S;Kawamata M;Kimura H;and Ohhashi T
To further examine the validity of the proposed concept of pulmonary blood flow-dependent CO2gas excretion in the lungs, we investigated the effects of intramediastinal balloon catheterization-, pulmonary artery catheterization-, or isoprenaline (ISP)-induced changes in pulmonary blood flow on the end-expiratory CO2gas pressure (PeCO2), the maximal velocity of the pulmonary artery (Max Vp), systemic arterial pressure, and heart rate of anesthetized rabbits. We also evaluated the changes in the PeCO2in clinical models of anemia or pulmonary embolism. An almost linear relationship was detected between the PeCO2and Max Vp. In an experiment in which small pulmonary arteries were subjected to stenosis, the PeCO2fell rapidly, and the speed of the reduction was dependent on the degree of stenosis. ISP produced significant increases in the PeCO2of the anesthetized rabbits. Conversely, treatment with piceatannol or acetazolamide induced significant reductions in the PeCO2. Treatment with a cell surface F1/FOATP synthase antibody caused significant reductions in the PeCO2itself and the ISP-induced increase in the PeCO2. Neither the PeCO2nor SAP was significantly influenced by marked anemia [%hematocrit (Ht), 70∼47%]. On the other hand, in the presence of less severe anemia (%Ht: 100∼70%) both the PeCO2and SAP fell significantly when the rabbits' blood viscosity was decreased. The rabbits in which pulmonary embolisms were induced demonstrated significantly reduced PeCO2values, which was compatible with the lowering of their Max Vp. In conclusion, we reaffirm the validity of the proposed concept of CO2gas exchange in the lungs.