Microvascular oxygen partial pressure during hyperbaric oxygen in diabetic rat skeletal muscle.
Microvascular oxygen partial pressure during hyperbaric oxygen in diabetic rat skeletal muscle.
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糖尿病大鼠骨骼肌高压氧过程中的微血管氧分压。
DOI:
10.1152/ajpregu.00380.2015
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2015
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Mikiyasu Shirai,
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Kohei Yamakoshi;Kazuyoshi Yagishita;Hirotsugu Tsuchimochi;Tadakatsu Inagaki;Mikiyasu Shirai,
Hyperbaric oxygen (HBO) is a major therapeutic treatment for ischemic ulcerations that perforate skin and underlying muscle in diabetic patients. These lesions do not heal effectively, in part, because of the hypoxic microvascular O2partial pressures (PmvO2) resulting from diabetes-induced cardiovascular dysfunction, which alters the dynamic balance between O2delivery (Q̇o2) and utilization (V̇o2) rates. We tested the hypothesis that HBO in diabetic muscle would exacerbate the hyperoxic PmvO2dynamics due, in part, to a reduction or slowing of the cardiovascular, sympathetic nervous, and respiratory system responses to acute HBO exposure. Adult male Wistar rats were divided randomly into diabetic (DIA: streptozotocin ip) and healthy (control) groups. A small animal hyperbaric chamber was pressurized with oxygen (100% O2) to 3.0 atmospheres absolute (ATA) at 0.2 ATA/min. Phosphorescence quenching techniques were used to measure PmvO2in tibialis anterior muscle of anesthetized rats during HBO. Lumbar sympathetic nerve activity (LSNA), heart rate (HR), and respiratory rate (RR) were measured electrophysiologically. During the normobaric hyperoxia and HBO, DIA tibialis anterior PmvO2increased faster (mean response time, CONT 78 ± 8, DIA 55 ± 8 s,P< 0.05) than CONT. Subsequently, PmvO2remained elevated at similar levels in CONT and DIA muscles until normobaric normoxic recovery where the DIA PmvO2retained its hyperoxic level longer than CONT. Sympathetic nervous system and cardiac and respiratory responses to HBO were slower in DIA vs. CONT. Specifically the mean response times for RR (CONT: 6 ± 1 s, DIA: 29 ± 4 s,P< 0.05), HR (CONT: 16 ± 1 s, DIA: 45 ± 5 s,P< 0.05), and LSNA (CONT: 140 ± 16 s, DIA: 247 ± 34 s,P< 0.05) were greater following HBO onset in DIA than CONT. HBO treatment increases tibialis anterior muscle PmvO2more rapidly and for a longer duration in DIA than CONT, but not to a greater level. Whereas respiratory, cardiovascular, and LSNA responses to HBO are profoundly slowed in DIA, only the cardiovascular arm (via HR) may contribute to the muscle vascular incompetence and these faster PmvO2kinetics.