Enhanced oxygen delivery induced by perfluorocarbon emulsions in capillary tube oxygenators.
Enhanced oxygen delivery induced by perfluorocarbon emulsions in capillary tube oxygenators.
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毛细管充氧器中的全氟化碳乳液增强了氧气输送。
DOI:
10.1097/00002480-199407000-00077
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1994
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Goldstick,TK
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Vaslef,SN;Goldstick,TK
Previous studies showed that a new generation of perfluorocarbon (PFC) emulsions increased tissue PO2 in the cat retina to a degree that could not be explained by the small increase in arterial O2 content seen after the infusion of low doses of 1 g PFC/kg body weight. It seems that increased O2 delivery at the tissue level after PFC infusion is caused by a local effect in the microcirculation. The authors studied this effect in vitro at steady state in a closed loop circuit, consisting of one of two types of capillary tube oxygenators, deoxygenator (s), a reservoir bag filled with anticoagulated bovine blood or saline (control), and a roller pump, to see if the addition of PFC would have an effect on the PO2 difference ([DELTA] PO2) across the capillary tube membrane oxygenator at a blood flow rate of 3 l/min. Perfluorocarbon was added in three incremental doses, each giving about 0.7 vol% of PFC. The [DELTA] PO2 across the oxygenator was measured before and after each dose. The mean percent increases in [DELTA] PO2 in blood for two types of oxygenators were 19.2+/-8%(mean+/-SD, n= 6, P= 0.002) and 9.9+/-4%(n= 3, P= 0.05), respectively, whereas the mean percent change in [DELTA] PO2 in saline was-4.9+/-2%(n= 2, P= 0.2). Inlet PO2s to the oxygenator were only minimally increased. The authors conclude that O2 delivery was significantly enhanced after injection of PFC in blood in this capillary tube model. A near wall excess of PFC particles may account for the augmentation of O2 diffusion in this model.