Vascular segmental permeabilities at high peak inflation pressure in isolated rat lungs
Vascular segmental permeabilities at high peak inflation pressure in isolated rat lungs
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DOI:
10.1152/ajplung.00488.2001
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发表时间:
2002-12-01
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4.9
通讯作者:
Yoshikawa, S
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作者:
Parker, JC;Yoshikawa, S
The response of segmental filtration coefficients (K-f) to high peak inflation pressure (PIP) injury was determined in isolated perfused rat lungs. Total (K-f,K-t), arterial (K-f,K-a), and venous (K-f,K-v) filtration coefficients were measured under baseline conditions and after ventilation with 40-45 cmH(2)O PIP. K-f,K-a and K-f,K-v were measured under zone I conditions by increasing airway pressure to 25-27 cmH(2)O. The microvascular segment K-f (K-f,K- mv) was then calculated by: K-f,K-mv = K-f,K-t = K-f,K-a - K-f,K-v. The baseline K-f,K- t was 0.090 +/- 0.022 ml.min(-1).cmH(2)O(-1).100 g(-1) and segmentally distributed 18% arterial, 41% venous, and 41% microvascular. After high PIP injury, K-f,K- t increased by 680%, whereas K-f,K-a, K-f,K-v, and K-f,(mv) increased by 398, 589, and 975%, respectively. Pretreatment with 50 muM gadolinium chloride prevented the high PIP-induced increase in K-f in all vascular segments. These data imply a lower hydraulic conductance for microvascular endothelium due to its large surface area and a gadolinium-sensitive high-PIP injury, produced in both alveolar and extra-alveolar vessel segments.