摘要
目的 建立幼猪呼吸机所致肺损伤模型并使其长期存活.方法 取健康幼猪21头,随机(随机数字法)分成预实验组(A组)9头、损伤组(B组)及对照组(C组)各6头.各组动物均予经口气管插管,颈内动脉及颈外静脉置管.预实验组予以60~80 mL/kg潮气量机械通气,损伤组子潮气量50 mL/kg,每小时行动脉血气分析,至动物死亡或血氧分压/吸人氧浓度(PaO2/FiO2)<300mmHg(1 mmHg=0.133 kPa)停止通气,对照组自由呼吸.取不同时点(A,B组0 h-成模时;C组0~6 h)监测生命体征及各项呼吸力学、血气参数、血流动力学参数.实验数据行t检验或单因素ANOVA分析.实验结束后取左侧肺组织行病理检测.结果 大潮气量通气约6 h后,A,B组PaO2/FiO2值出现显著下降,与对照组相比较,差异具有统计学意义(P<0.05),肺形态学达急性肺损伤标准;给予50 mL/kg潮气量通气,动物可长期存活.结论 使用50 mL/kg大潮气量机械通气,成功建立幼猪呼吸机所致肺损伤模型,可长期存活.
Objective To establish a long-term surviving model of ventilator induced lung injury ( VILI) in piglets with large tidal volume ventilation. Methods A total of 21 piglets were randomly( random number) divided into trial experiment group (group A,n =9), injury group ( group B,n =6) and control group ( group C, n = 6). Each piglet was intubated orotracheally and intravascular cannulae were inserted both into carotid artery and external jugular vein. The tidal volume in 60 - 80 ml/kg was given to rats of group A and 50 ml/kg to rats of group B, and free breath to rats of group C. Vital signs, pneumatic mechanics, blood-gas analysis and hemodynamics were monitored every hour ( group A and group B from just after the model established 0 h, group C from 0 ~6 h). The t test or ANOVA test was used for statistical analysis. Left lung tissue was sent to biopsy after experiment. Results About 6 hours after mechanical ventilation with large tidal volume, PaO2/FiO2 lower significantly both in A and B group in comparison with control group (P 〈0.05 ) and histological changes hit the ALl criteria. Piglets ventilated with 50 ml/kg of tidal volume could survive for long-term. Conclusions The model of VILI in piglets made with 50 ml/kg of tidal volume ventilation was established successfully and survived for long-term.
出处
《中华急诊医学杂志》
CAS
CSCD
北大核心
2011年第2期130-133,共4页
Chinese Journal of Emergency Medicine
基金
江苏省自然科学基金项目(BK2008074)
关键词
呼吸机所致肺损伤
急性肺损伤
大潮气量
机械通气
动物模型
长期存活
呼吸力学
血流动力学
Ventilator induced lung injury
Acute lung injury
Large tide volume
Mechanical ventilation
Animal model
Keep surviving for long term
Pneodynamic
Hemodynamic