[The mechanisms of ET-1-induced lung edema].
Nan Hu, Shengxi Chen, Boyang Yu
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Nan Hu, Shengxi Chen, Boyang Yu
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OBJECTIVE: To investigate the machanisms of ET-1-induced lung edema. METHODS: Different doses of ET-1 were added to isolate rat lungs perfused by Ringer's solution containing albumin to explore the mechanisms of ET-1 induced pulmonary edema. The lung weight gain, pulmonary vascular permeability to water (Wf) and albumin (Ps) were observed. RESULTS: It was found that low dose ET-1 increased lung weight gain, pulmonary artery pressure, pulmonary capillary pressure, pulmonary vascular post-resistance and total resistance, but no significant changes of vascular permeability were observed. CONCLUSION: The mechanisms of lung edema induced by ET-1 are different. Low dose ET-1 may induce lung edema by increasing pulmonary vascular permeability while large dose ET-1 by increasing pulmonary vascular pressure.
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OBJECTIVE: To investigate the machanisms of ET-1-induced lung edema. METHODS: Different doses of ET-1 were added to isolate rat lungs perfused by Ringer's solution containing albumin to explore the mechanisms of ET-1 induced pulmonary edema. The lung weight gain, pulmonary vascular permeability to water (Wf) and albumin (Ps) were observed. RESULTS: It was found that low dose ET-1 increased lung weight gain, pulmonary artery pressure, pulmonary capillary pressure, pulmonary vascular post-resistance and total resistance, but no significant changes of vascular permeability were observed. CONCLUSION: The mechanisms of lung edema induced by ET-1 are different. Low dose ET-1 may induce lung edema by increasing pulmonary vascular permeability while large dose ET-1 by increasing pulmonary vascular pressure.
Key concepts: Pulmonary edema, Lung, Vascular permeability, Edema, Medicine, Vascular resistance, Pulmonary artery, Albumin