LOCAL ANESTHESIA OF PERIPHERAL & CENTRAL NERVE PATHWAYS
末梢局部麻醉
基本信息
- 批准号:3288590
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 31.51万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1985
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1985-02-01 至 1988-01-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:analgesics antibody autoradiography axon central nervous system dorsal root drug administration routes drug design /synthesis /production drug metabolism electrophysiology epidural anesthesia local anesthesia local anesthetics mixed tissue /cell culture neural conduction neural initiation neural transmission neurons neuropharmacology neurotransmitters peripheral nervous system polymers radiotracer single cell analysis slow release drug spinal block spinal ganglion synapses tissue /cell culture
项目摘要
The research proposed here expands our effort to establish methods for the
selective control of painful sensations using local anesthetics. We plan
to elaborate from our present emphasis on axonal phenomena in vitro to
record from the peripheral and central projections of neurons in vivo whose
physiological role will be identified by unit recording during a spectrum
of natural stimuli and motor activities. We will then characterize the
actions of anesthetics on these functionally classified nerve fibers using
methods developed in our present work. Effects on the CNS of peripheral
nerve blocks will be studied by comparing unit responses from the dorsal
horn of the spinal cord, and from several mode-selective ascending
pathways. The neurophysiological consequences of epidural and intrathecal
application of local anesthetics also will be investigated by measuring the
relationship between impulses incoming via peripheral nerves, and the
responses of spinal units, ventral roots, and centrally projecting
pathways. To restrict the diffusion of anesthetic molecules within the
spinal cord and epidural space, they will be leashed to macromolecules or
synthesized into biologically active polymers. Quaternary amine
derivatives of local anesthetics, which inhibit synaptic transmission while
sparing axonal conduction, will also be injected intrathecally to help
define alternative mechanisms for spinal anesthesia. Recording sites and
radioactively-tagged free anesthetics, as well as those leashed to
macromolecules or present as polymers, will be localized using light
microscopy and radio-autography.
To further specify the mechanism of action of anesthetics on spinal neurons
we will study such cells in tissue culture by standard intracellular and
path-clamp methods, examining the effects of anesthetics and derivatives on
single-channel events activated by neuro-transmitters and on transmission
between synaptically coupled cells. Studies on isolated peripheral nerve
will be extended or physiologically characterized single units further
refining the role of changes in pH, pCO2 and temperature on local
anesthetic block of functionally characterized fibers.
这里提出的研究扩大了我们的努力,建立方法,
用局部麻醉剂选择性地控制疼痛。 我们计划
从我们目前对体外轴突现象的强调,
来自体内神经元的外周和中枢投射的记录,
生理作用将通过在光谱期间的单位记录来识别
自然刺激和运动活动。 然后我们将描述
麻醉剂对这些功能分类的神经纤维的作用,
在我们目前的工作中开发的方法。 对外周CNS的影响
神经阻滞将通过比较来自背侧的单位反应来研究。
脊髓角,并从几个模式选择性上升
途径。 硬膜外和鞘内麻醉的神经生理学后果
局部麻醉剂的应用也将通过测量
通过外周神经传入的冲动之间的关系,
脊髓单位、前根和中央投射的反应
路径。 为了限制麻醉剂分子在
脊髓和硬膜外腔,它们将被束缚在大分子或
合成生物活性聚合物。 季胺
局部麻醉药的衍生物,其抑制突触传递,
保留轴突传导,也将被注射到鞘内,以帮助
定义脊髓麻醉的替代机制。 记录站点和
放射性标记的自由麻醉剂,以及那些束缚
大分子或作为聚合物存在,将使用光定位
显微镜和放射自显影。
进一步明确麻醉药对脊髓神经元的作用机制
我们将通过标准的细胞内和细胞外培养来研究组织培养中的这些细胞,
路径钳方法,检查麻醉剂和衍生物对
由神经递质激活并传递的单通道事件
在突触耦合细胞之间。 离体周围神经的研究
将进一步扩展或生理表征单个单元
细化pH值,pCO2和温度变化对局部
功能性纤维的麻醉阻滞。
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