This study investigated the feasibility and effects of organ bath to be used for detection of bronchial function of non-heart-beating donor （NHBD） lung after 1-h warm ischemia. Sixteen Swedish pigs were divided into...This study investigated the feasibility and effects of organ bath to be used for detection of bronchial function of non-heart-beating donor （NHBD） lung after 1-h warm ischemia. Sixteen Swedish pigs were divided into two groups randomly： heart-beating donor （HBD） group and NHBD with 1-h warm ischemia （NHBD-1 h） group. The bronchial rings whose lengths and inner diameters were both 1.5 mm were obtained from isolated left lungs of all the pigs. Acetylcholine, arachidonic acid natrium and papaverine were used to test and compare the contractile and relaxant function of bron- chial smooth muscles and epithelium-dependent relaxation （EpiDR） response between HBD and NHBD-1 h groups. The results showed that there was no significant difference in the values of bronchial precontraction between HBD and NHBD-1 h groups （5.18±0.07 vs 5.10±0.11 mN, P〉0.05）. No significant difference in the values of EpiDR responses between HBD and NHBD-1 h groups （1.26±0.05 vs 1.23±0.07 mN, P〉0.05） was observed either. During the process of EpiDR induction, the tings had no spontaneous relaxation in two groups. In addition, papaverine solution completely relaxed the bronchial smooth muscles of all bronchial tings. It was concluded that after warm ischemla for 1 h, the contractile and relaxant abilities of bronchial smooth muscles, and the epithelium-dependent adjustment both kept intact. Organ bath model could be a liable and scientific way to evaluate the bronchial function of NHBD lung.展开更多
Background Non-heart-beating donor lung has been a promising source of lung transplantation. Many studies on non-heart-beating donor lungs are based on animal lung transplantation. In this study, we assessed by organ ...Background Non-heart-beating donor lung has been a promising source of lung transplantation. Many studies on non-heart-beating donor lungs are based on animal lung transplantation. In this study, we assessed by organ bath the effect of one-hour warm ischemia on the non-heart-beating donor lung in terms of the integrity of contractile and relaxant functions and tissue structures of pulmonic arteries and bronchi. Methods Sixteen Swedish pigs were randomly classified into two groups： heart-beating donor group and 1-hour warm ischemia non-heart-beating donor group. Pulmonic and bronchial rings were taken from the isolated left lungs of the pigs. The pulmonic rings were stimulated by U-46619 （5.7 mol/L） and acetylcholine （104 mmol/L） to assess the contractile abilities of smooth muscle and the endothelium-dependent relaxation response, respectively. As such, acetylcholine （10^-5 mmol/L） and natrium arachidonic acid （0.01%） were used to detect the contraction of bronchial smooth muscle and epithelium-dependent relaxation response. Meanwhile, the variances of precontraction tension of control groups were recorded to measure whether there was spontaneous relaxation during endothelium/epithelium-dependent relaxation course. Finally, papaverine solution （10.4 mmol/L） was used to detect the non-endothelium/epithelium-dependent relaxant abilities of pulmonic and bronchial smooth muscles. Results There was no significant difference in the tension values of precontraction of pulmonic rings （P 〉0.05）, endothelium-dependent relaxation （P 〉0.05）, precontraction of bronchial rings （P 〉0.05） and epithelium-dependent relaxation （P 〉0.05） between the heart-beating donor group and the 1-hour warm ischemia non-heart-beating donor group. And the pulmonic and bronchial rings of each subgroup B had no spontaneous relaxation. Finally, papaverine solution relaxed the smooth muscle of all the rings completely. Conclusions The results of this experiment suggest that the contractile and relaxant functions and tissue structures of pulmonic arteries and bronchi are not damaged after warm ischemia for 1 hour, and support the further study of non-heart-beating donor lung.展开更多
文摘This study investigated the feasibility and effects of organ bath to be used for detection of bronchial function of non-heart-beating donor （NHBD） lung after 1-h warm ischemia. Sixteen Swedish pigs were divided into two groups randomly： heart-beating donor （HBD） group and NHBD with 1-h warm ischemia （NHBD-1 h） group. The bronchial rings whose lengths and inner diameters were both 1.5 mm were obtained from isolated left lungs of all the pigs. Acetylcholine, arachidonic acid natrium and papaverine were used to test and compare the contractile and relaxant function of bron- chial smooth muscles and epithelium-dependent relaxation （EpiDR） response between HBD and NHBD-1 h groups. The results showed that there was no significant difference in the values of bronchial precontraction between HBD and NHBD-1 h groups （5.18±0.07 vs 5.10±0.11 mN, P〉0.05）. No significant difference in the values of EpiDR responses between HBD and NHBD-1 h groups （1.26±0.05 vs 1.23±0.07 mN, P〉0.05） was observed either. During the process of EpiDR induction, the tings had no spontaneous relaxation in two groups. In addition, papaverine solution completely relaxed the bronchial smooth muscles of all bronchial tings. It was concluded that after warm ischemla for 1 h, the contractile and relaxant abilities of bronchial smooth muscles, and the epithelium-dependent adjustment both kept intact. Organ bath model could be a liable and scientific way to evaluate the bronchial function of NHBD lung.
文摘Background Non-heart-beating donor lung has been a promising source of lung transplantation. Many studies on non-heart-beating donor lungs are based on animal lung transplantation. In this study, we assessed by organ bath the effect of one-hour warm ischemia on the non-heart-beating donor lung in terms of the integrity of contractile and relaxant functions and tissue structures of pulmonic arteries and bronchi. Methods Sixteen Swedish pigs were randomly classified into two groups： heart-beating donor group and 1-hour warm ischemia non-heart-beating donor group. Pulmonic and bronchial rings were taken from the isolated left lungs of the pigs. The pulmonic rings were stimulated by U-46619 （5.7 mol/L） and acetylcholine （104 mmol/L） to assess the contractile abilities of smooth muscle and the endothelium-dependent relaxation response, respectively. As such, acetylcholine （10^-5 mmol/L） and natrium arachidonic acid （0.01%） were used to detect the contraction of bronchial smooth muscle and epithelium-dependent relaxation response. Meanwhile, the variances of precontraction tension of control groups were recorded to measure whether there was spontaneous relaxation during endothelium/epithelium-dependent relaxation course. Finally, papaverine solution （10.4 mmol/L） was used to detect the non-endothelium/epithelium-dependent relaxant abilities of pulmonic and bronchial smooth muscles. Results There was no significant difference in the tension values of precontraction of pulmonic rings （P 〉0.05）, endothelium-dependent relaxation （P 〉0.05）, precontraction of bronchial rings （P 〉0.05） and epithelium-dependent relaxation （P 〉0.05） between the heart-beating donor group and the 1-hour warm ischemia non-heart-beating donor group. And the pulmonic and bronchial rings of each subgroup B had no spontaneous relaxation. Finally, papaverine solution relaxed the smooth muscle of all the rings completely. Conclusions The results of this experiment suggest that the contractile and relaxant functions and tissue structures of pulmonic arteries and bronchi are not damaged after warm ischemia for 1 hour, and support the further study of non-heart-beating donor lung.
