estudo da função hepática de ratos espontaneamente hipertensos submetidos a diferentes pressões de pneumoperitônio com co2 study of the hepatic function in spontaneously hipertensive rats submitted to different pressures of the co2 pneumoperitoneum

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2003
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Abstract
OBJETIVOS: Avaliar a função hepática de ratos hipertensos submetidos a baixa ou alta pressão de pneumoperitônio. MÉTODOS: Foram utilizados 60 ratos, distribuídos em dois grupos (n= 30), de acordo com a pressão de pneumoperitônio de 4 e 10mmHg, sendo 15 animais da linhagem EPM-1 Wistar e 15 animais da linhagem SHR. Logo após a pesagem, os animais foram submetidos à anestesia com cetamina e xilazina intramuscular e, em seguida, submetidos a pneumoperitônio, durante 1 hora e desinsuflação por mais 1 hora. Foram coletadas amostras sangüíneas logo após a realização do cateterismo da artéria femoral esquerda, após uma hora de insuflação, assim como, depois de uma hora de desinsuflação. Estas amostras foram encaminhadas para a avaliação das enzimas hepáticas (AST, ALT, DHL) e bilirrubinas (total, direta e indireta). O nível de significância estatístico foi estabelecido em 5%. RESULTADOS: Com pneumoperitônio de 4mmHg a AST e ALT apresentaram níveis iniciais menores do que após insuflação e desinsuflação enquanto a DHL, a BT e a BD não se alteraram; em ambas as linhagens. Na pressão de 10mmHg a AST e a DHL não se alteraram nos ratos normotensos e aumentaram nos hipertensos, a BD não se alterou, a ALT e a BT aumentaram para ambas as linhagens. CONCLUSÃO: A função hepática mostrou-se alterada e a medida do tempo após a desinsuflação foi curta para evidenciar uma eventual reversão dessas alterações, tanto nos animais hipertensos, como em animais hígidos.
PURPOSE: In order to determine the behavior of the hepatic function in spontaneously hipertensive Rats Which underiwent low pressure and high pressure pneumoperitoneum. METHODS: 60 rats were studied two groups of 30 rats, each formed by 15 Wistar EPM-1 and 15 SHR, were subjmitted to 4mmHg and 10mmHg pressure respectively, for 1 hour plus peritoneal pressure normalization time of 1 hour. Immediately after being weighed the rats were given an anesthetic (cetamine and xylazine) intramuscular. Blood samples for hepatic function evaluation were taken immediately after the insertion of a catheter in the left femural artery as well as after 1 hour insufflation and after the one-hour pressure normalization. The significance coeficient was 5 %. RESULTS: Animals submitted to 4mmHg pressure had inicial AST and ALT levels lower than after insuflation and after pressure normalization. DHL, BT and BD levels did not change for both strains. Animals submitte to 10mmHg pressure AST and DHL levels modification for normotensive rats but increased for hypertensive ones; BD did not change; ALT and BT changed for Wistar and SHR. CONCLUSION: Our study shows that pneumoperitoneum has changed the hepatic function of the animals and suggests that one-hour peritoneal pressure normalization seems to be too short to allow hepatic function normalization in both hyper and normotensive animals.
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Authors ;Valéria Vieira Chida;Márcia Bento Moreira;Luís Fernando Paes Leme;Djalma José Fagundes;Carlos Eduardo Benetti Ramalho;Neil Ferreira Novo;Edna Frasson de Souza Montero
Journal forensic science international
Year 2003
DOI
10.1590/S0102-86502003000100010
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http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0102-86502003000100010
Keywords
rats pneumoperitoneum Artificial inbred shr

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