Pharmacologic properties of isolated proximal pulmonary arteries after seven-day exposure to in vivo hyperoxia.
Pharmacologic properties of isolated proximal pulmonary arteries after seven-day exposure to in vivo hyperoxia.
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体内高氧暴露 7 天后离体近端肺动脉的药理学特性。
DOI:
10.1164/ajrccm/138.4.945
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1988
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Evans,JN
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Coflesky,JT;Evans,JN
Marked damage to the endothelium Is associated with the pulmonary hypertension that develops during In vivo exposure to hyperoxla at normobaric pressures. We hypothesized that endothelial cell damage may contribute to Initial increases In vascular tone during the development of hypertension by altering the metabolism of vasoactive compounds and/or modulating vessel responses to those agents that requlre an Intact endothelium for their actions. This study reports the effects of In vivo hyperoxic damage to the lung on the pharmacologic properties of Isolated pulmonary vessels. Proximal pulmonary arteries isolated from adult and weanling rats that breathed85% 0, for 7 days were studied using myograph techniques. Isometric tension development was recorded In response to the cumulative addition of prostaglandin F,.(PGF,.) and the ability of acetylcholine (ACh) to relax precontracted vessels was subsequently assessed. Sensitivities to PGF,. were increased In both adult and weanling hyperoxic vessels relative to control. Conversely, relaxation to acetylcholine was reduced following hyperoxic injury. Control vessels relaxed completely to acetylcholine addition, while only a 30% relaxation was recorded In adult hyperoxlc arteries and a 50% relaxation was measured in weanling hyperoxic tissues. This effect on vasodilation was specific for the endothelium-dependent dilator ACh. By contrast, relaxation responses to sodium nitroprusside and papaverine, endothelium-independent agonist&, wereunaffected following hyperox-