Intramuscular sodium tetrathionate as an antidote in a clinically relevant swine model of acute cyanide toxicity.
Intramuscular sodium tetrathionate as an antidote in a clinically relevant swine model of acute cyanide toxicity.
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10.1080/15563650.2019.1602272
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2020-01
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Bebarta VS
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Hendry-Hofer TB;Witeof AE;Ng PC;Mahon SB;Brenner M;Boss GR;Bebarta VS
Cyanide is a metabolic poison used in multiple industries and is a high threat chemical agent. Current antidotes require intravenous administration, limiting their usefulness in a mass casualty scenario. Sodium tetrathionate reacts directly with cyanide yielding thiosulfate and the non-toxic compound thiocyanate. Thiosulfate in turn neutralizes a second molecule of cyanide, thus, per mole, sodium tetrathionate neutralizes two moles of cyanide. Historical studies examined its efficacy as a cyanide antidote, but it has not been evaluated in a clinically relevant, large animal model, nor has it previously been administered by intramuscular injection. The objective of this study is to evaluate the efficacy of intramuscular sodium tetrathionate on survival and clinical outcomes in a large, swine model of severe cyanide toxicity. Anesthetized swine were instrumented for continuous monitoring of hemodynamics, then acclimated and breathing spontaneously prior to potassium cyanide infusion (0.17 mg/kg/min). At 6-minutes post apnea (no breaths for 20 seconds), the cyanide infusion was terminated, and animals treated with sodium tetrathionate (~18 mg/kg) or normal saline control. Clinical parameters and laboratory values were evaluated at various time points until death, or termination of the experiment (90 minutes post treatment). Laboratory values, vital signs, and time to apnea were similar in both groups at baseline and treatment. Survival in the sodium tetrathionate treated group was 100% and 17% in controls (P=0.0043). All animals treated with sodium tetrathionate returned to breathing at a mean time of 10.85 minutes after antidote, and all but one control remained apneic through end of the experiment. Animals treated with tetrathionate showed improvement in blood lactate (P≤0.002) starting at 30 minutes post treatment. The average time to death in the control group of 63.3 ± 23.2 min. No systemic or localized adverse effects of intramuscular administration of sodium tetrathionate were observed. Sodium tetrathionate significantly improves survival and clinical outcomes in a large, swine model of acute cyanide poisoning.
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