Pharmacologic advantages of negative-balance isolated pelvic perfusion: achievement of intensive
Pharmacologic advantages of negative-balance isolated pelvic perfusion: achievement of intensive
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负平衡盆腔隔离灌注的药理学优势:实现强化
DOI:
10.1148/radiol.11102453
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发表时间:
2012
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影响因子:
19.7
通讯作者:
Murata S
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作者:
Motosugi U;Yamaguchi H;Furukawa T;Ichikawa T;Hatori T;Fujita I;Yamamoto M;Motoi F;Kanno A;Watanabe T;Koike N;Koyama I;Kobayashi J;Shimizu M.;Murata S
PurposeTo study tissue platinum concentrations and the correlation between tissue and plasma platinum concentrations after negative-balance isolated pelvic perfusion (NIPP) in a porcine model.Materials and MethodsAll animal experiments were conducted according to the University Guidelines for Animal Care and Experimentation. Cisplatin (5 mg per kilogram of body weight) was administered into balloon catheter–isolated porcine pelvic circulations (n= 7) and also systemically to a control group (n= 7). Platinum concentrations in pelvic blood, systemic blood, urine, pelvic tissues (uterus, bladder, lymph nodes, and muscles), and kidneys were measured. Maximum platinum concentration (maximum serum drug concentration [C-max]) and area under the blood concentration–time curve (AUC) were compared between the two groups.ResultsWith NIPP, pelvic C-max (58.4 mg/L) and AUC (1163.6 mg⋅min/L) were 44.9- and 56.2-fold higher than systemic C-max (1.3 mg/L) and AUC (20.7 mg⋅min/L), respectively, whereas the corresponding values in the control group were almost identical. Tissue platinum concentrations in pelvic organs were 2.8–5.6-fold higher than the control values. Platinum concentrations in kidney tissue were markedly lower with NIPP (1.0 mg/L) compared with the controls (8.1 mg/L). High platinum concentrations in pelvic tissues correlated well (P< .01) with high pelvic C-max and AUC.ConclusionThe pharmacologic advantages of NIPP were evident, with achievement of high platinum C-max, AUC, and high pelvic tissue concentrations without exposing systemic organs to platinum.© RSNA, 2011