Efeitos da interação da doxiciclina e adrenomedulina na embolia pulmonar aguda em ovinos anestesiados
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2016-02-29
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Rocha, Thalita Leone Alves [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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As metaloproteinases de matriz extracelular (MMPs) podem limitar a vasodilatação pulmonar e os efeitos inotrópicos positivos promovidos pela adrenomedulina durante a hipertensão pulmonar. O presente estudo teve por objetivo avaliar os efeitos da administração combinada da doxiciclina (inibidor não seletivo das MMPs) e da adrenomedulina sobre as alterações hemodinâmicas observadas durante a embolia pulmonar aguda em ovinos. Alterações hemodinâmicas e respiratórias foram mensuradas em ovinos anestesiados, pré-tratados com doxiciclina (10 mg/kg por via intravenosa), submetidos à EPA induzida pela injeção intravenosa (IV) de microesferas de silicone (500 mg) e posteriormente tratados com solução salina (grupo Dox+PE) ou adrenomedulina (50 ng/kg/min) (grupo Dox+PE+Adm). Os resultados deste estudo foram comparados com grupos históricos recentemente publicados por nosso grupo de pesquisa, realizados sob as mesmas condições experimentais, onde foram utilizados ovinos anestesiados não submetidos a qualquer intervenção (grupo Sham) ou submetidos à EPA e tratados com solução salina (grupo PE) ou com adrenomedulina (50 ng/kg/min) (grupo PE+Adm). Doxiciclina não produziu efeitos adicionais sobre as diminuições significativas no índice de resistência vascular pulmonar e aumento no índice cardíaco (ambos em 25%) observadas com o uso da adrenomedulina (grupo PE+Adm). A administração da adrenomedulina (grupo PE+Adm e Dox+PE+Adm) diminuiu significativamente a pressão arterial média e o índice de resistência vascular sistêmica, levando a uma hipotensão sistêmica moderada. Reduções significativas na pressão parcial de oxigênio arterial foram observadas após a doxiciclina e a EPA, que não foram afetadas pela administração da adrenomedulina. Estes resultados demonstram que a administração combinada da doxiciclina e adrenomedulina não traz benefícios hemodinâmicos adicionais quando comparada ao uso isolado da adrenomedulina, sugerindo que está combinação não se apresenta vantajosa durante a EPA induzida por microesferas.
Matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs) may limit severely the pulmonary vasodilatory and inotropic effects of adrenomedullin during pulmonary hypertension. Hemodynamic and respiratory changes were measured in anesthetized bovine pre-treated with doxycycline (10 mg/kg intravenously), subjected to APE induced by intravenous injection of silicone microspheres (500 mg) and subsequently treated with physiological saline (Dox+PE group) or adrenomedullin (50 ng / kg / min) (Dox+PE+ Adm group). The results were compared with historical group recently published by our research group, carried out under the same experimental conditions, where anesthetized sheep were used not subjected to any intervention (Sham group) or subjected to APE, and treated with physiological saline (PE group) or with adrenomedullin (50 ng / kg / min) (PE+Adm Group). Doxycycline produced no effect on significant temporal decreases in pulmonary vascular resistance index and increases in cardiac index (both by 25%) observed with adrenomedullin. The administration of adrenomedullin significantly decreased mean arterial pressure and systemic vascular resistance index, leading to a moderate systemic hypotension. Significant decreases in arterial oxygen partial pressure were observed after doxycycline or APE, but these changes were not affected by adrenomedullin. These results demonstrate that the combined administration of doxycycline and adrenomedullin does not provide additional hemodynamic benefits when compared to isolated use of adrenomedullin, suggesting that this combination does not appear advantageous for the APE-induced microspheres.
Matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs) may limit severely the pulmonary vasodilatory and inotropic effects of adrenomedullin during pulmonary hypertension. Hemodynamic and respiratory changes were measured in anesthetized bovine pre-treated with doxycycline (10 mg/kg intravenously), subjected to APE induced by intravenous injection of silicone microspheres (500 mg) and subsequently treated with physiological saline (Dox+PE group) or adrenomedullin (50 ng / kg / min) (Dox+PE+ Adm group). The results were compared with historical group recently published by our research group, carried out under the same experimental conditions, where anesthetized sheep were used not subjected to any intervention (Sham group) or subjected to APE, and treated with physiological saline (PE group) or with adrenomedullin (50 ng / kg / min) (PE+Adm Group). Doxycycline produced no effect on significant temporal decreases in pulmonary vascular resistance index and increases in cardiac index (both by 25%) observed with adrenomedullin. The administration of adrenomedullin significantly decreased mean arterial pressure and systemic vascular resistance index, leading to a moderate systemic hypotension. Significant decreases in arterial oxygen partial pressure were observed after doxycycline or APE, but these changes were not affected by adrenomedullin. These results demonstrate that the combined administration of doxycycline and adrenomedullin does not provide additional hemodynamic benefits when compared to isolated use of adrenomedullin, suggesting that this combination does not appear advantageous for the APE-induced microspheres.
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Adrenomedulina, Metaloproteinases de matriz extracelular, Embolia pulmonar aguda, Hipertensão pulmonar, Doxiciclina, Adrenomedullin, Extracellular matrix metalloproteinases, Acute pulmonary embolism, Pulmonary hypertension, Doxycycline