Effect of domperidone on enhancement of colonic motor activity
10.3760/cma.j.issn.0254-1432.2009.06.005
- VernacularTitle:多潘立酮在增强结肠运动中的作用
- Author:
Lü ZHOU
;
Bo YUAN
;
Lijian WANG
;
Xiaofei HOU
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- Keywords:
Colon;
Motility;
Domperidone;
Mosapride;
Cisapride
- From:
Chinese Journal of Digestion
2009;29(6):380-384
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
-
Abstract:
Objective To observe the prokinetic effect of domperidone on colon and compare with that of mosapride and cisapride.Methods ① In viva experiment:forty rats were divided into control,domperidone,mosapride,and cisapride groups with 10 in each group.Stran gauges were planted both in proximal and distal colons and colonic motor activities were recoded in conscious rats.② In vitro experiment:the prokinetics effects of dopamine or dopamine combined with domperidone on the contraction of isolated rat colon strips were recorded by tone-transducers in the thermostatic muscle bath.Results In viva experiments:① in the interdigestive period of resting,activities of rhythimic phasic contraction were recoded in colon at conscious rats,and ② it had been showed that dornperidone significantly enhanced the contraction of colon in dose-dependent manner.Compared with control group,the mean contraction amplitude of proximal colon and distal colon increased by 84.61% ± 7.26% and 76.37 % ± 8.47% in domeridone group,respectively,which was higher than those in mosapride group (50.32%±8.16% and 45.13%±7.16%,respectively),but as same as those in cisapride group (92.55% ± 8.37% and 81.27% ± 9.95%,respectively).In vitro experiments:① perfusion of dopamin (40 mg/ml) could significantly decrease the contraction of isolated colon strip by 91.56% ± 10.24% in comparison with Krebs-Ringer solution,and ① domperidone could block the relaxant effect of dopamin on the isolated colon strip.Conclusions Domperidone can significantly enhance the colonic motor activities via antidopaminergic action.The effects of domperidone are similar as eisapride and greater than mosapride.
