Mild hyperbaric oxygen and oxygenation under normobaric conditions: response to Dr. Andel's letter submitted to the editor.
Mild hyperbaric oxygen and oxygenation under normobaric conditions: response to Dr. Andel's letter submitted to the editor.
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轻度高压氧和常压条件下的氧合:对安德尔博士提交给编辑的信的回应。
DOI:
10.1007/s12576-019-00700-w
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发表时间:
2019
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Ishihara A.
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Matsumoto T;Tanaka M;Ikeji T;Maeshige N;Sakai Y;Akisue T;Kondo H;Ishihara A;Fujino H;Ishihara A.;Ishihara A.
A previous study [1] investigated oxidative stress and antioxidant levels in rats exposed to different oxygen concentrations (ranging 14.4–82.2%) under normobaric conditions (1013 hPa) for 24 h. The results obtained in that study [1] were not appropriate to apply and compare with those observed after exposure to mild hyperbaric oxygen, at 1226–1317 hPa with 35–40% oxygen for 1–6 h [2], as suggested by Dr. Andel. Therefore, I withdraw the content, which was described in a recent review article [2], that a treatment with more than 40% oxygen under normobaric conditions can possibly cause side effects, eg, excessive levels of oxidative stress, because there is no previous study that investigated the time-dependent side effects of high oxygen concentration under normobaric conditions on oxidative stress levels.When remaining in mild hyperbaric oxygen at 1317 hPa with 40% oxygen, the content of dissolved oxygen is 1.02 mL/dL blood plasma, where the vapor pressure, concentration of carbon dioxide in the alveolus, and respiratory exchange ratio are set to 47 mmHg, 40 mmHg, and 0.8, respectively (it is difficult to measure directly the content of dissolved oxygen in the blood plasma. Therefore, the content of dissolved oxygen was estimated by a mathematical formula). Breathing with 40% oxygen, which is automatically regulated by a control unit including an air-pump, a computer, and an oxygen concentrator, is possible when staying in a mild hyperbaric oxygen chamber at 1317 hPa, because the chamber has ample space and oxygen concentration in the chamber is not affected by carbon dioxide induced by expiration. To obtain the similar content of dissolved oxygen under normobaric conditions (1.02 mL/dL blood plasma), breathing with 52.6% oxygen is necessary. However, more