Abnormalities in oxygen metabolism during sepsis
脓毒症期间氧代谢异常
基本信息
- 批准号:10671114
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- 金额:$ 2.05万
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- 依托单位国家:日本
- 项目类别:Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)
- 财政年份:1998
- 资助国家:日本
- 起止时间:1998 至 2000
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
When systemic oxygen delivery (DO_2)is reduced, oxygen consumption(VO_2)is maintained until a critical level is reached (DO_2crit). Sepsis is thought to shift DO_2crit to the right and lengthen the supply-dependent portion. We tested the effect of interleukin(IL)-1β, which is one of the key cytokines related to sepsis, on the VO_2/DO_2 relationship. Rabbits were subjected to stepwise cardiac tamponade to reduce DO_2 by inflating a handmade balloon placed into the pericardial sac. Seven rabbits were given 10 μg/kg of IL-1β intravenously prior to the graded cardiac tamponade. The remainder(n = 8)received saline alone(control group). The VO_2/DO_2 relationship was analyzed by the dual-line method. IL-1β significantly decreased mean arterial pressure(65±11 mmHg from baseline 85±7 mmHg)without altering cardiac output. The IL-1β group showed significantly steeper supply-independent line slopes than did the control group(0.19±0.02 vs.0.11 ±0.02, respectively). The IL-1β group also showed grea … More ter PO_2 and plasma lactate levels in the portal vein than did the control group. These results indicate that IL-1β impairs systemic oxygen uptake even before VO_2 becomes supply-dependent, presumably due to maldistribution of the blood flow including the splanchnic circulation. Subsequently, we investigated the inotropic effect of dopamine on the VO_2/DO_2 abnormality induced by IL-1β. Twelve rabbits were divided into two groups(n = 6, each)and given 10 μg/kg of IL-1β or saline(control group)intravenously. After baseline measurements, dopamine was continuously infused at a rate of 20 μg/kg/min throughout the study in both groups. Dopamine failed to restore IL-1β-induced decrease in mean arterial pressure(72±9 mmHg)to baseline level(91±5 mmHg). Dopamine increased cardiac output ant DO_2, but did not affect VO_2. The IL-1β group showed significant greater slopes of the supply-independent line than the control group (IL-1β : y = 0.14 x + 6.3, control : y = 0.06 x + 8.6)during the stepwise decrease in DO_2. These results indicate that the continuous infusion of dopamine at 20 μg/kg/min increased DO_2, but failed either to improve the vasomotor disturbance or to restore the VO_2/DO_2 abnormality induced by IL-1β. Less
当全身供氧量 (DO_2) 减少时,耗氧量 (VO_2) 将保持不变,直到达到临界水平 (DO_2crit)。脓毒症被认为会使 DO_2crit 向右移动并延长依赖供应的部分。我们测试了白细胞介素 (IL)-1β(与脓毒症相关的关键细胞因子之一)对 VO_2/DO_2 关系的影响。通过对置于心包囊中的手工气球进行充气,对兔子进行逐步心脏压塞以减少DO_2。在分级心脏压塞之前,对 7 只兔子静脉注射 10 μg/kg IL-1β。其余人(n = 8)仅接受生理盐水(对照组)。采用双线法分析VO_2/DO_2关系。 IL-1β显着降低平均动脉压(从基线85±7毫米汞柱为65±11毫米汞柱),而不改变心输出量。 IL-1β组显示出比对照组更陡的供应独立线斜率(分别为0.19±0.02和0.11±0.02)。 IL-1β 组的门静脉 PO_2 和血浆乳酸水平也高于对照组。这些结果表明,即使在 VO_2 变得依赖供应之前,IL-1β 也会损害全身摄氧量,这可能是由于包括内脏循环在内的血流分布不均所致。随后,我们研究了多巴胺对IL-1β诱导的VO_2/DO_2异常的正性肌力作用。将12只家兔分为两组(每组6只),静脉注射IL-1β或生理盐水(对照组)10 μg/kg。基线测量后,在整个研究过程中,两组均以 20 μg/kg/min 的速率持续输注多巴胺。多巴胺未能将IL-1β诱导的平均动脉压(72±9 mmHg)降低恢复至基线水平(91±5 mmHg)。多巴胺增加心输出量DO_2,但不影响VO_2。在 DO_2 逐步减少期间,IL-1β 组的供应独立线斜率显着大于对照组(IL-1β:y = 0.14 x + 6.3,对照:y = 0.06 x + 8.6)。这些结果表明,持续输注20μg/kg/min多巴胺可增加DO_2,但既不能改善血管舒缩障碍,也不能恢复IL-1β引起的VO_2/DO_2异常。较少的
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Kuwagata Y: "Interleukin-1β alters the oxygen delivery-oxygen consumption relationship in rabbits by increasing the slope of the supply-independent line"Shock. 14. 193-9 (2000)
Kuwagata Y:“Interleukin-1β 通过增加供应独立线的斜率来改变兔子的氧气输送-氧气消耗关系”Shock 14. 193-9 (2000)。
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Oda J: "Mild hypothermia alters the O_2 consumption/delivery relationship by decreasing the slope of the supply-dependent line."Crit Care Med. (in press.).
Oda J:“轻度低温通过降低供应依赖线的斜率来改变 O_2 消耗/输送关系。”Crit Care Med。
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Yasuyuki Kuwagata et al.: "Interleukin-1β alters the oxygen delivery-oxygen consumption relationship in rabbits by increasing the slope of the supply-independent line"Shock. (in press).
Yasuyuki Kuwagata 等人:“Interleukin-1β 通过增加供应独立线的斜率来改变兔子的氧气输送-氧气消耗关系”休克(正在出版)。
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Kuwagata Y: "Interluekin-1β alters the oxygen delivery-oxygen consumption relationship in rabbits by increasing the slope of the supply-independent line."Shock. 14. 193-9 (2000)
Kuwagata Y:“Interluekin-1β 通过增加供应独立线的斜率来改变兔子的氧气输送-氧气消耗关系。”Shock 14. 193-9 (2000)
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Oda J: "Mild hypothermia alters the O_2 consumption/delivery relationship by decreasing the slope of the supply-dependent line."Crit Care Med. (in press).
Oda J:“轻度低温通过降低供应依赖线的斜率来改变 O_2 消耗/输送关系。”Crit Care Med。
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Development of a novel strategy of circulatory management of septic shock with modulation of splanchnic hemodynamics.
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- 批准号:
20K09317 - 财政年份:2020
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Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)
Development of a novel strategy of circulatory management of septic shock with modulation of beta adrevergic stimulation.
开发一种通过调节 β 肾上腺素刺激进行感染性休克循环管理的新策略。
- 批准号:
17K11599 - 财政年份:2017
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Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)
Understanding an impact of tissue wall stress to develop a novel strategy of circulatory management
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25670761 - 财政年份:2013
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Grant-in-Aid for Challenging Exploratory Research
Mechanisms of organ failure and abnormal oxygen metabolism during sepsis
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16390515 - 财政年份:2004
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