NMR STUDIES OF HEMORRHAGIC TRANSFORMATION IN ISCHEMIA
NMR STUDIES OF HEMORRHAGIC TRANSFORMATION IN ISCHEMIA
批准号:
6151631
负责人:
ROBERT A KNIGHT
金额:
$22.31万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
1999
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1999-06-15 至 2003-01-31
关键词:
autoradiography bioimaging /biomedical imaging blood brain barrier blood pressure brain circulation cerebral hemorrhage cerebral ischemia /hypoxia cerebrovascular imaging /visualization diethylenetriaminepentaacetate disease /disorder model drug adverse effect gadolinium laboratory rat magnetic resonance imaging model design /development plasminogen activator reperfusion stroke vascular endothelium permeability
中文摘要
描述:(逐字从申请人的摘要)治疗进展
使用溶栓药物的人类急性中风的发病率增加,
在再灌注的出血性转化(HT)的管理的兴趣
缺血性梗塞临床试验表明,溶栓药物
rt-PA可改善某些缺血性卒中患者的预后,但
并伴有症状性HT的风险增加。更多使用
因此,急性卒中的溶栓治疗将取决于临床医生的
识别有发生HT风险的患者的能力和技术,
尽量减少这种风险。在这个项目中,我们将测试三个具体目标,
假设目的1建立大鼠大脑中动脉闭塞模型
(MCAO)模型,并建立缺血持续时间(1-2
小时),在术后24小时产生25%、50%和75%的HT发生率
再灌注我们假设MCAO后HT的发展取决于
缺血发作和再灌注之间的时间。目标2A将是
研究急性血脑屏障(BBB)破坏与脑缺血的关系。
缺血性脑组织的演变HT(使用HT的大鼠MCAO模型产生
目标1)中通过跟踪Gd-DTPA摄取确定的3 HT发生率
使用磁共振成像(MRI)。放射性标记化学品,14 C标记
Gd-DTPA和55 Fe标记的红细胞将用于确认MRI
通过定量放射自显影测量并建立血浆Gd-DTPA
时间-浓度曲线目标2A的假设是,HT的发生是由于
导致血脑屏障破坏的急性内皮损伤。共振增强成像
使用Gd-DTPA的缺血脑组织可以显示急性BBB损伤,
在HT的发展之前,并提供BBB的定量估计
Gd-DTPA渗透性表面产物(PS产物)和分布空间,
可能为HT提供一个有用的危险指数。目标2B将是调查
血压、脑灌注、脑血流量(CBF)和
急性Gd-DTPA摄取和随后HT的梗死面积来检验假设
Gd-DTPA摄取的频率和程度以及随后的HT将
受组织的灌注状态和更大、更严重的
缺血性梗塞目的3将是检查是否溶栓剂
rt-PA增加了拟定大鼠HT的频率和/或严重程度
MCAO模型目标3的假设是rt-PA将影响
出血,因此增强区域的大小和/或Gd-DTPA的比率
在缺血和再灌注的急性期摄取,但不会增加
在我们的大鼠MCAO模型中HT的频率。
英文摘要
DESCRIPTION: (Verbatim from the Applicant's Abstract) Advances in the treatment
of acute stroke in humans using thrombolytic agents have prompted an increased
interest in the management of hemorrhagic transformation (HT) in reperfused
ischemic infarction. Clinical trials have shown that the thrombolytic drug
rt-PA improves the outcome of certain patients with ischemic stroke, but is
accompanied by an increased risk of symptomatic HT. Increased utilization of
thrombolytic therapy in acute stroke, therefore, will depend on the clinician's
ability to identify patients at risk of developing HT and techniques to
minimize such risks. In this project, we will test three specific aims and
hypotheses. Aim 1 will be to develop a rat middle cerebral artery occlusion
(MCAO) model of Ht in ischemic stroke and establish ischemic durations (1-2
hours) that produce 25%, 50% and 75% HT incidence rates at 24 hours post
reperfusion. We hypothesize that the development of HT after MCAO will depend
on the time between the onset of ischemia and reperfusion. Aim 2A will be to
study the relationship of acute blood brain barrier (BBB) disruption to
evolving HT of ischemic brain tissue (produced using the rat MCAO model of HT
with the 3 HT incidence rates established in Aim 1) by tracking Gd-DTPA uptake
using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Radiolabeled chemicals, 14C-labeled
Gd-DTPA and 55Fe-labeled red blood cells, will be used to validate MRI
measurements by quantitative autoradiography and to establish plasma Gd-DTPA
time-concentration curves. The hypothesis for Aim 2A is that HT occurs due to
acute endothelial damage that causes BBB disruption. Contrast enhanced MRI of
ischemic brain tissue using Gd-DTPA can demonstrate acute BBB injury, which
precedes the development of HT, and provide quantitative estimates for BBB
Gd-DTPA permeability surface product (PS product) and distribution space that
may provide a useful risk index for HT. Aim 2B will be to investigate the
effects of blood pressure, cerebral perfusion, cerebral blood flow (CBF) and
infarct size on acute Gd-DTPA uptake and subsequent HT to test the hypothesis
that the frequency and degree of Gd-DTPA uptake and subsequent HT will be
affected by the perfusion status of the tissue and by larger, more severe
ischemic infarcts. Aim 3 will be to examine whether the thrombolytic agent
rt-PA increases the frequency and/or the severity of HT in the proposed rat
MCAO model. The hypothesis for Aim 3 is that rt-PA will affect the severity of
bleeding, and hence the size of the enhancing region and/or rate of Gd-DTPA
uptake in acute phases of ischemia and reperfusion, but will not increase the
frequency of HT in our rat MCAO model.
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