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Permeability in humans, 89 guinea pigs, 10 and rats.10"12 Since edema is a hallmark of inflammation, the relation between PAF and increased plasma protein extravasation is of significant interest. In this study, the direct effects of PAF on a microvascular bed were examined. Using the hamster cheek pouch preparation as our model, we characterized the dose-response relation between PAF and macromolecular extravasation. We also investigated the pathways through which PAF could be acting by using a series of enzyme inhibitors and receptor blockers. Materials and Methods Anesthesia and Surgery Anesthesia and surgical procedures were similar for all experiments. Male golden Syrian hamsters, weighing 80-110 g, were anesthetized with sodium pentobarbital 60 mg kg i.p. ; . Tracheotomy was performed to ensure clear airway passages. The left jugular vein was cannulated for the administration of fluorochrome, supplemental doses of anesthetic, and other drugs when appropriate. The left carotid artery was cannulated for collection of blood samples and monitoring of blood pressure. Arterial pressure was measured and recorded with a Statham P23 series pressure transducer Hato Rey, Puerto Rico ; coupled to a Beckman R511A dynograph Schiller Park, Illinois ; . Blood samples were collected for determination of hematocrit and.
Doses 19 ; . Literature about oral pentobarbital as the sole sedative for infants is limited to that from our institution 8 ; . Findings of a pilot study 8 ; with a small follow-up population suggested that oral pentobarbital was better tolerated and equally effective. In the larger population in the current study, we showed that oral pentobarbital has significantly fewer adverse events, including fewer episodes of oxygen desaturation. With failure rates ranging from 0.5% to 1.3%, both chloral hydrate and pentobarbital are equally successful in producing sedation. Findings reported in recently published literature 20 ; suggest that the rate of sedation-related adverse events 3.8% with conscious sedation, 9.2% with deep sedation ; may be reduced by applying the guidelines established by the American Academy of Pediatrics American Society of Anesthesiologists. Our adverse event rate is substantially less than that of others quoted in the literature 2, 21, 22 ; . Our success, we believe, is multifactorial. It can be attributed in part to the close monitoring by the radiology sedation committee, availability of the sedation database, and our standards for credentialing both the radiologists and nurses. The skill of the radiology nurses, most of whom have extensive pediatric experience at the intensive care or emergency unit level, is an important component of a safe sedation program. This study had some limitations. We tried to design our study with good sta.
Droxy-5 -pregnan-20-one alloTHDOC ; , with the GABAA receptor. These steroids are 10 times more potent than diazepam and flurazepam and 200 times more potent than pentobarbital at potentiating Cl flux at the GABAA receptor Morrow and Paul, 1988 ; . Behavioral evidence also suggests an interaction among the pregnane neurosteroids at the GABAA receptor system. Allopregnanolone, alloTHDOC, and pregnanolone all exhibit anxiolytic, sedative hypnotic, anticonvulsant, and motor incoordinating behavioral effects Grant and Engel, 2001 ; . Endogenously, these neurosteroids are involved in the regulation of sleep and response to stressful situations and also in disorders such as epilepsy, premenstrual stress disorder, depression, and drug abuse. Further characterization of the receptor systems involved in the effects of neurosteroids could provide insight into the endoge.
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37 Weirich J, Bernhardt R, Loewen N, Wenzel W, Antoni H. Regional- and species-dependent effects of K + -channel blocking agents on subendocardium and mid-wall slices of human, rabbit, and guinea pig myocardium [Abstract]. Pflugers Arch 1996; 431: R 130. 38 Burashnikov A, Antzelevitch C. Acceleration-induced action potential prolongation and early afterdepolarizations. J Cardiovasc Electrophysiol 1998; 9: 934948. Shimizu W, McMahon B, Antzelevitch C. Sodium pentobarbital reduces transmural dispersion of repolarization and prevents torsade de pointes in models of acquired and congenital long QT syndrome. J Cardiovasc Electrophysiol 1999; 10: 156164. Shimizu W, Antzelevitch C. Cellular basis for the ECG features of the LQT1 form of the long QT syndrome: effects of b-adrenergic agonists and antagonists and sodium channel blockers on transmural dispersion of repolarization and Torsade de Pointes. Circulation 1998; 98: 23142322. Shimizu W, Antzelevitch C. Cellular and ionic basis for T-wave alternans under Long QT conditions. Circulation 1999; 99: 14991507. Balati B, Varro A, Papp JG. Comparison of the cellular electrophysiological characteristics of canine left ventricular epicardium, M cells, endocardium and Purkinje fibres. Acta Physiol Scand 1998; 164: 181190. McIntosh MA, Cobbe SM, Smith GL. Heterogeneous changes in action potential and intracellular Ca2 + in left ventricular myocyte sub-types from rabbits with heart failure. Cardiovasc Res 2000; 45: 397409. Yan GX, Antzelevitch C. Cellular basis for the normal T wave and the electrocardiographic manifestations of the long QT syndrome. Circulation 1998; 98: 19281936. Poelzing S, Akar FG, Baron E, Rosenbaum DS. Heterogeneous connexin43 expression produces electrophysiological heterogeneities across ventricular wall. J Physiol Heart Circ Physiol 2004; 286: H2001H2009. 46 Yamada KA, Kanter EM, Green KG, Saffitz JE. Transmural distribution of connexins in rodent hearts. J Cardiovasc Electrophysiol 2004; 15: 710715. LeGrice IJ, Smaill BH, Chai LZ, Edgar SG, Gavin JB, Hunter PJ. Laminar structure of the heart 1: cellular organization and connective tissue architecture in ventricular myocardium. J Physiol 1996; 269: H571H582. 48 Viswanathan PC, Rudy Y. Cellular arrhythmogenic effects of the congenital and acquired long QT syndrome in the heterogeneous myocardium. Circulation 2000; 101: 11921198. Zygmunt AC, Eddlestone GT, Thomas GP, Nesterenko VV, Antzelevitch C. Larger late sodium conductance in M cells contributes to electrical heterogeneity in canine ventricle. J Physiol 2001; 281: H689H697. 50 Zygmunt AC, Goodrow RJ, Antzelevitch C. I NaCa ; contributes to electrical heterogeneity within the canine ventricle. J Physiol Heart Circ Physiol 2000; 278: H1671 H1678. 51 Brahmajothi MV, Morales MJ, Reimer KA, Strauss HC. Regional localization of ERG, the channel protein.
Effects of Sodium Pentobarbital on Electrical and Reflex Activation of the Cardiovascular System CLARENCE N. PEISS and JOHN W. MANNING Circ. Res. 1964; 14; 228-235 and pentostatin.
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Tion of the uncentrifuged culture. Up to a total of 27 guinea pigs were instilled with 0.5 ml of each bacterial concentration intratracheally. The animals that were alive at 46 h were sacrificed with a 1.0-ml intraperitoneal injection of sodium pentobarbital Nembutal; Abbott Laboratories, Chicago, Ill. ; . For all animals killed as well as those that died spontaneously before 46 h, both lungs were aseptically removed and washed in phosphate-buffered saline to remove contaminating blood; the lungs were then homogenized with glass tissue grinders. The homogenates were serially diluted in Todd-Hewitt broth, 100- l volumes were plated in duplicate onto 5% blood agar, and the plates were incubated at 35 C for 24 h in CO2 atmosphere to determine the number of viable S. pneumoniae organisms present. The lower limit of detection was 2.0 log10 CFU per lung, which corresponded to the weakest dilution of tissue homogenates that avoided significant drug carryover with the control inoculum. Cumulative survival rates and the clearance of S. pneumoniae from the lungs were compared. Treatment regimen. The response to two doses of each antibiotic was studied in 144 guinea pigs previously instilled intratracheally with 0.5 ml of an overnight broth culture of S. pneumoniae concentrated 25 times. Each experiment used 24 animals, which were divided into one control group 6 animals ; and three treatment groups 6 animals each by antibiotic and dosage ; . Each antibiotic was tested at two doses 50 and 200 mg kg per dose ; and was administered intramuscularly i.m. ; at 1, 9, 17, and 25 h after inoculation. The animals in the control group received nonpyrogenic sterile distilled water in the same way. Each experiment was repeated three times on the same schedule for each dose of antibiotic. Evaluation of therapy. The number of guinea pigs that survived during the treatment period was recorded at 8-h intervals for up to 46 Animals alive at 46 h were sacrificed, and both lungs as well as those of the animals that died spontaneously before this time were processed, and the results were evaluated as described above. Pharmacokinetic studies. Amoxicillin, cefotaxime, and meropenem were administered by the i.m. route to healthy animals at dosages of 50 and 200 mg kg. Groups of five to six animals each were used. Blood was obtained by cardiac puncture at 0.5, 1, 2, and 8 h after drug administration. Antibiotic concentrations were determined by microbiological assay with Micrococcus luteus ATCC 9341 and Escherichia coli ATCC 25922, as required. The concentration of antibiotic in the samples was derived from a standard solution prepared in pooled guinea pig serum. Assay variability for individual samples was 10%. Pharmacokinetic analyses were performed by routine graphical methods 9 ; , and the area under the serum concentration-time curve AUC ; was calculated by using the trapezoidal rule. Statistical analysis. Survival data at 46 h were compared by Yates' chi-square test with continuity correction. Bacterial titers in lung tissue for control and each antibiotic group were expressed as the arithmetic mean standard deviation SD ; log10 CFU per lung. The results were analyzed by the Student t test. When colony counts were below the limit of detection, the values for those samples were placed at the limit of detection 2.0 log10 CFU per lung however, this results in possible underestimates of the levels of statistical significance.
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Mobile n 4 11 these had an adverse outcome. Five had undergone or were scheduled for a dental procedure, 5 for radiologic procedures, 1 for audiologic testing, and 1 for circumcision in a pediatrician's office. Ten occurred after discharge and 2 occurred at home before the scheduled procedure. Seven of these 12 children had received 1 medication, 2 received 2 medications, 2 received 3 medications, and 1 received 4 medications. Chloral hydrate was the drug most frequently associated with an adverse event occurring at home or in an automobile n 7 in cases it was the only drug administered. One of the 7 chloral hydrate associated events occurred at home before arriving at a radiology facility and was caused by a prescription error. In another case, the drug was administered at home but the death was discovered on the child's arrival at the health care facility. Three patients who received chloral hydrate died or suffered permanent neurologic injury after discharge from a nonhospital-based venue. The other fatal event before arrival at a medical facility was associated with administration of midazolam 0.5 mg kg, PO ; at home; this child was found dead in a car seat when the family arrived at the nonhospitalbased venue. Other drug combinations associated with an accident after discharge from either a hospital or a nonhospital-based facility all involved IM administration of medications with long half-lives: meperidine, promethazine, and chlorpromazine Demerol, Phenergan, and Thorazine [DPT]; n 1 pentobarbital 8 mg kg; n 1 and meperidine and promethazine DP; n 1 ; . Children sedated for dental procedures accounted for 32 events resulting in 29 patients suffering death or permanent neurologic injury 11 practitioners were oral surgeons, 17 were dentists with unknown training, 3 were pedodontists, and 1 was a nurse anesthetist supervised by a dentist ; . The only apparent difference in the pattern of drug class selection by dental practitioners compared with those performing other procedures was the use of nitrous oxide and the use of multiple sedating medications. Eight dental patients received 1 drug, 8 received 2, 10 patients received 3, 1 patient was given 4 drugs, 1 patient was given 5 medications, and in 4 the number of mediARTICLES 635 and peppermint.
Table 1 Characteristics for the two groups of participants and their newborns. Vaginal delivery n 12 ; Age years ; Parity Height cm ; Pre-gestational weight kg ; Pre-gestational BMI kg m2 ; Weight gain in pregnancy kg ; Gestational age at delivery - weeks - days Pregnancy obtained after ART no. ; Newborns female male no. ; Birth weight g ; Birth weight z-score Birth length cm ; Ponderal index kg m3 ; Placenta weight g ; 31.8 6 1 ; 170 4 70.1 ; 20.0 11.6 26 ; a 40.3 1.1 282 Caesarian section n 30 ; 33 169 6 ; 14.0 4.0 29.0 ; 39.0 0.4 273 P NS NS 0.001 NS NS NS 0.05 NS.
MILITARY PAY TAX BILL: The Armed Forces Tax Relief Act A bill HR 1559 exempting all military pay and benefits from federal income taxes was introduced 18 MAR in the House of Representatives by Rep. John Culberson R-TX ; . Culberson is not the first person to propose federal tax exclusions for all service members. Similar legislation has rarely received any serious attention in Congress, because the drop in federal tax revenues would have to be made up by increasing taxes on other Americans, or by cutting spending on federal entitlement programs, such as Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security and military and federal civilian retired pay - all unpopular choices for politicians, according to House aides working on military personnel issues. The aides asked not to be identified because they are not authorized to speak to reporters. The measure was referred to the House Ways and Means Committee, where it is one of several military-related tax measures introduced since the new session of Congress started in January. It is, by far, the most ambitious because it would expand tax exclusions to everyone on active duty. Currently, such exclusions are limited to activeduty members only while serving in combat zones. Under Culberson's bill, National Guard and reserve members would still be taxed on their military pay while in a drilling status. Under his bill, all military compensation including basic pay, special pays and bonuses - would not be counted as income for tax purposes for active-duty members. Military retired pay would still be taxable. The bill would apply to income received in calendar year 2007. Several bills have been introduced since January that are aimed at helping mobilized Guard and reserve members and their employers by providing tax breaks for making up lost salary while mobilized, hiring temporary replacement workers and for lost production. Just last week, two bills were introduced to provide tax exemptions of up to , 000 for military members and their families. Both of those bills are sponsored by Rep. Christopher Carney D-PA ; a Navy Reserve officer: - One would allow a combat-zone tax break for the spouses of deployed service members. When a military member spends a cumulative 90 days in a combat zone, or is hospitalized for combat injuries, their spouses could receive a federal tax deduction of 2% of their adjusted gross income, up to a maximum of , 000. - The second would give all active-duty service members, and reservists on inactive duty training, the same exclusion, also capped at , 000 a year. Carney's bills, like Culberson's, are awaiting decisions by the House Ways and Means Committee, which is responsible for passing all tax-related legislation, about whether to package proposed legislation into a single military-related tax bill, or to consider the and percodan.
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The anticonvulsant loreclezole exhibited subtype selectivity, with quantitatively greater maximal efficacy and potency at 2- and 3- versus 1-containing receptors Fig. 2 ; . There was little potentiation of 112 receptors up to 10M 154%, n 7 ; , whilst 122 and 132 receptor responses were potentiated by 563% n 7 ; and 626% n 4 ; , respectively, with EC50 values of 1.9 and 0.6M. Neither compound elicited any direct activation of the receptor in the absence of GABA. Modulation and activation of inflammatory agents The i.v. anaesthetic propofol Fig. 3a ; and the nonvolatile anaesthetic barbiturate pentobarbital Fig. 3b ; potentiated the EC50 GABA response at all receptor subtypes. The maximal efficacies and potencies for propofol were not significantly different for 1-, 2- and 3-containing receptors, being 12321%, 13229% and 12824%, and 3.81.2M, 2.40.6M and 1.60.1M, respectively P 0.05; n 5 ; . Pentobarbital was approximately an order of magnitude less potent than propofol, with EC50 values of 22.62.3M, 22.01.9M, 13.42.5M, and maximal efficacies of 13329, 16826 and 14041% respectively n 3 ; . Both propofol and pentobarbital directly activated the ion channel in the absence of GABA at concentrations approximately 10-fold higher than those eliciting potentiation of the GABA response EC50 values of 27.22.0M, 25.31.7M, 20.33.0M n 6-9 and 1197.5M, 11715.9M, 753.0M n 3-6 ; , respectively ; . For all compounds where a significant direct effect of the compound on the ion channel in the absence of GABA was observed, the modulation effects shown represent the total effect of the compound, given the absence of tools to block this direct component. Thus for pentobarbital, at concentrations above 100M, a significant portion of the modulatory effect is likely to be due to a direct effect on the channel itself. The anaesthetic agent etomidate, similarly, both potentiated the EC50 GABA response and, at higher concentrations, caused direct activation Fig. 4a ; . Like loreclezole, etomidate also.
For the development of ADV antibody by counterelectrophoresis 6 ; , rather than by indirect immunofluorescence. Experimental design. Thirty-two young adult male ferrets which lacked ADV antibody and which had a serum gamma globulin under 16% were inoculated intraperitoneally with 1 ml containing 105 FFU of the Utah-1 strain of mink ADV. This ADV stock is equally infectious in CRFK cell culture and in mink and causes severe disease in both Aleutian and non-Aleutian mink. Two animals were not inoculated and served as day-0 controls. Two animals per day were sacrificed on days 4, 6, 8, and 21. Four animals were sacrificed on day 30, and 5 per day were sacrificed on days 60, 90, and 180. The day-180 ferrets were approximately 1 year 2 months of age at the end of the experiment. At autopsy, the ferrets were exsanguinated by cardiac puncture under pentobarbital anesthesia. Spleen and mesenteric lymph nodes were removed by sterile technique, homogenized in buffered saline, pH 7.0 ; and held at -40C for infectivity titration. Sections of kidney, spleen, liver, heart, bladder, small intestine, and lymph nodes were preserved in 10% Lillie's buffered Formalin for routine histology. Except for the heart, matching 0.4-cm blocks of tissue were quick frozen in liquid nitrogen and stored at -70C for immunofluorescence studies. The sera from the day-0 through day-30 postinoculation ferrets were tested by indirect immunofluorescence for ADV antibody only at the time of autopsy. The longer-term animals were toe bled at monthly intervals, and serum was tested for rise in gamma globulins, total proteins, and viral antibody. Any serum found to be positive for ADV antibody at 1: 10 was titrated by using fourfold dilutions until an end point was reached. Paraffin-embedded tissue sections were sectioned at 4 , um, stained with hematoxylin and eosin, and evaluated for the presence of lesions of Aleutian disease. Thirteen ferrets which lacked ADV antibody were also sacrificed as a control for the presence of tissue lesions. In addition, several ferrets arrived that had preexisting antibody to ADV and were excluded from the main experiment. A ferret with a high-antibody titer was selected to be used as a source of material for a rapid transfer experiment in hopes of producing a more severe Aleutian disease in the ferret. The splenic homogenate was passaged 5 x, in groups of 2 or antibody-free ferrets at 30-day intervals. The same homogenate was used to infect 15 normal violet Aleutian ; and 15 normal black non-Aleutian ; mink. A pool of unpassaged ferret ADV spleen homogenate was also used to infect 15 normal black and 15 normal violet mink. Statistical tests. Analysis for significance used t tests and, where designated, X2 or Wilcoxon tests and pergolide.
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Tional activity. The studies presented here show that there may be additional consequences of chronic increases in extracellular dopamine levels, which can cause profound cytotoxicity. Although many studies have demonstrated that dopamine autoxidation can induce production of NO and RNS, our studies directly link the chronic stimulation of D1 receptors to activation of NOS enzymes, with production of NO. Because rat striatal primary neurons also show activation of NOS in specific response to D1 receptor stimulation in a manner reminiscent to that in SK-N-MC cells, our findings in this human cell line are likely to be of physiological relevance. Although NO acts as a retrograde neurotransmitter in brain, its overproduction leads to oxidative stress through formation of RNS 43 ; such as peroxynitrite after combination with superoxide 44 ; . The peroxynitrite in turn nitrosylates tyrosine residues on proteins and modifies lipids and DNA, causing cellular damage and eventual apoptosis 45 ; . In both striatal neurons and in SK-N-MC cells the expression of iNOS and nNOS was substantially increased in a D1 dopamine receptor-dependent manner, with no change observed for eNOS, consistent with the expression of eNOS predominantly in the endothelia of brain vascular tissues and glial cells. These data suggest that in both SK-N-MC cells and in brain there is minimal contribution by eNOS toward the cytotoxic events mediated by dopamine or SKF R-38393. Moreover, in SK-N-MC cells, there is a nearly 2-fold higher activation of iNOS enzymatic activity as compared with the combined activity of eNOS and nNOS, suggesting that this enzyme has a prominent role in mediating the effects of D1 receptor-induced cytotoxicity. In contrast to our findings in SK-N-MC, where H2O2 induced activation of NOS enzymes, albeit to a lesser extent than that seen with either dopamine or SKF R-38393, there did not appear to be any activation of the NOS enzymes by the oxidant in rat neuronal striatal cultures. Altogether, our results imply that the co-participation of nNOS and iNOS but not eNOS by both dopamine autoxidation and activation of D1 receptors mediates dopamine-induced neurotoxicity. Interestingly, our results show that H2O2-induced cytotoxic.
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