摘要
生命活动离不开氧,但氧过多(分压过高)也会对机体造成不良影响,称为氧中毒。呼吸较高分压的氧,在短时间内会出现以惊厥为主要症状的一系列临床表现,称为中枢神经系统(或急性)氧中毒。中枢神经系统氧中毒是限制潜水作业、水下特种作战、疾病治疗等用氧的主要因素。中枢神经系统氧中毒的发生机制目前不明确,除了间歇性吸氧和严格控制用氧的压力-时程外,尚未有预防中枢神经系统氧中毒的有效手段,中枢神经系统氧中毒的发病机制和防治仍是潜水医学领域研究的重点与难点。本文对近年国内外研究报道的中枢神经系统氧中毒发生机制和防治措施进行总结,旨在为临床和科研提供参考。
Oxygen is fundamental to life activities,but excessive oxygen(too high partial pressure)is harmful for the body,which is known as oxygen toxicity.Oxygen with high partial pressure can cause a series of clinical manifestations with convulsion as the main symptom in a short time,which is called central nervous system(or acute)oxygen toxicity.Central nervous system oxygen toxicity is the main restriction for the use of oxygen in diving operations,underwater special operations,and disease treatment.The pathogenesis of central nervous system oxygen toxicity is not clear yet.There are few effective ways to prevent central nervous system oxygen toxicity except intermittent oxygen inhalation and strict control of the pressure-time course of oxygen use.At present,the pathogenesis and prevention of central nervous system oxygen toxicity are still the focuces and difficulties in the field of diving medicine.This article summarizes the pathogenesis and prevention measures of central nervous system oxygen toxicity recently reported by domestic and foreign literatures,so as to provide references for clinical and scientific research in this area.
作者
张静静
沈越
刘文武
钱皎
刘冲
ZHANG Jing-jing;SHEN Yue;LIU Wen-wu;QIAN Jiao;LIU Chong(Department of Pharmacology,School of Pharmacy,Naval Medical University(Second Military Medical University),Shanghai 200433,China;Department of Pharmacy,Changhai Hospital,Naval Medical University(Second Military Medical University),Shanghai 200433,China;Naval Special Medical Center,Naval Medical University(Second Military Medical University),Shanghai 200433,China)
出处
《第二军医大学学报》
CAS
CSCD
北大核心
2021年第4期426-431,共6页
Academic Journal of Second Military Medical University
基金
国家自然科学基金(81772015).
关键词
中枢神经系统疾病
氧中毒
氧化性应激
神经递质
腺苷
一氧化氮
central nervous system diseases
oxygen toxicity
oxidative stress
neurotransmitter
adenosine
nitric oxide