简介:Objective:Tostudytheclinicaltherapeuticeffectofanisodamineonrespiratoryfunctionafterseverebraininjury.Methods:Ninetypatientswithrespiratorydysfunctionfollowingseverebraininjuryweredividedintotwogroups:atreatmentgroup(n=45,treatedwithroutinetherapyplusanisodamine)andacontrolgroup(n=45,treatedwithroutinetherapyonly).Thepulmonaryventilationfunctionandoxygenationfunctionwerecomparedbetweenthetwogroups.Results:Inthetreatmentgroup,12hoursaftertreatmenttherespiratoryratereduced,thepartialpressureofcarbondioxide(PCO2),thepartialpressureofoxygeninarterialblood(PaO2)andoxygenationexponentincreased,thedeadspaceventilationdoseandthepulmonaryalveolus-partialpressureofarterialoxygendifferencedecreased,andtheventilationfunctionoftherespiratorytractandpulmonaryoxygenationfunctionimproved.Therewasasignificantdifferencebetweenthetwogroups(P<0.01).Noside-effectwasfoundexceptaslightincreaseofintracranialpressureandheartrate.Conclusions:Anisodaminecanimprovepulmonaryventilationfunctionandoxygenationfunctionanddecreasetheincidenceofhypoxemiamarkedly.Itiseffectiveintreatingrespiratorydysfunctionafterseverebraininjury.
简介:Objective:Tostudytheeffectsofmagnesiumsulfateonbrainmitochondrialrespiratoryfunctioninratsafterexperimentaltraumaticbraininjuryandthepossiblemechanism.Methods:ThemiddledegreebraininjuryinratswasmadebyBIM-IIImulti-functionimpactingmachine.Thebrainmitochondrialrespiratoryfunctionwasmeasuredwithoxygenelectrodeandtheultra-structuralchangeswereobservedwithtransmissionelectronmicroscope(TEM).Results:1.ThebrainmitochondrialrespiratorystageIIIandrespirationcontrolratereducedsignificantlyintheuntreatedgroupswithin24and72hours.ButtreatedGroupAshowedcertaindegreeofrecoveryofrespiratoryfunction;treatedGroupBshowedfurtherimprovement.2.UntreatedGroup,treatedGroupsAandBhaddifferentdegreesofmitochondrialultra-structuraldamagerespectively,whichcouldbeattenuatedafterthetreatmentwithmagnesiumsulfate.Conclusions:Themitochondrialrespiratoryfunctiondecreasessignificantlyaftertraumaticbraininjury.ButitcanbeapparentlyimprovedaftermagnesiumsulfatemanagementalongwiththeattenuateddamageofmitochondriadiscoveredbyTEM.Thelongercourseoftreatmentcanobtainabetterimprovementofmitochondrialrespiratoryfunction.