The Effect of Clevidipine on Cerebral Blood Flow Velocity and Carbon Dioxide Reactivity in Human Volunteers.
The Effect of Clevidipine on Cerebral Blood Flow Velocity and Carbon Dioxide Reactivity in Human Volunteers.
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氯维地平对人类志愿者脑血流速度和二氧化碳反应性的影响。
DOI:
10.1097/ana.0000000000000236
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发表时间:
2016
影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
Drummond,JohnC
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作者:
Lemkuil,BrianP;Gierl,BrianT;Patel,PiyushM;Pearn,MatthewL;Nguyen,LiemC;Minokadeh,Anushirvan;Drummond,JohnC
Background: Clevidipine is a short acting, esterase metabolized, calcium channel antagonist administered as a continuous infusion for control of hypertension. Its profile allows for rapid titration and may be uniquely suited to achieving tight hemodynamic targets in neurosurgical and neurocritical care patients. The present study was designed to investigate the effect of clevidipine infusion on cerebral blood flow and cerebral CO 2 responsiveness as measured by cerebral blood flow velocity (CBFV) using transcranial Doppler.Materials and Methods: CBFV was continuously recorded in 5 healthy subjects during the following conditions: baseline 1 (BL1); baseline with hyperventilation (HV1); baseline 2 (BL2); clevidipine infusion to achieve 15% mean arterial pressure (MAP) reduction (C15); clevidipine infusion to achieve 30% MAP reduction (C30); clevidipine infusion to 30% MAP reduction with hyperventilation (HV2).Results: The mean CBFV during intermediate (C15) or maximum (C30) dose clevidipine infusion was unchanged compared with baseline (BL2)(F 2, 8= 0.66; P= 0.54). Cerebral CO 2 reactivity, expressed as%[INCREMENT] CBFV/[INCREMENT] mm Hg CO 2, was not significantly different in the presence of maximal-dose clevidipine (HV2) as compared with baseline (HV1)(1.6±0.4 vs. 1.6±0.3%[INCREMENT] CBFV/[INCREMENT] mm Hg CO 2, P= 0.73).Conclusions: Clevidipine infusion did not significantly increase CBFV nor was cerebral CO 2 reactivity reduced during maximal-dose clevidipine infusion. Further systematic investigation of clevidipine in patients with central nervous system pathology seems justified.