Changes of Tolerance and Cardiovascular Responses to Head-up Tilte Combined with LBNP Following Preceding Exposure to Head-down Tilt
- VernacularTitle:头低位暴露后直立位下体负压作用的耐力变化和心血管反应
- Author:
Yongjie YAO
;
Xiqing SUN
;
Changbin YANG
;
Tingsong LIU
;
Yanhong WU
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- Keywords:
lower body negative pressure(LBNP);
tilt table;
push-pull maneuver;
push-pull effect;
G-induced loss of consciousness;
cardiovascular system
- From:Space Medicine & Medical Engineering
2006;19(3):157-162
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
-
Abstract:
Objective To observe pre-syncopal limited tolerance and cardiovascular responses to head-up tilt combined with lower body negative pressure (HUT/LBNP) following exposure to head-down tilt (HDT, -1 Gz). Method Exposures to HUT/LBNP (-60 mmHg) in control session (without preceding 30 s -1 Gz treatment) and in simulated push-pull effect (PPE) session (with preceding 30 s -1 Gz treatment) were performed in 8 healthy adults. The changes of hemodynamic parameters were monitored by electrical impedance instrument during the experiments. Result The mean endurance time in presyncopal symptom limited HUT/LBNP in control session and in simulated PPE session were 8.4±2.1 min and 4.5±2.4 min, respectively, the two means were significantly different (P< 0.01). In simulated PPE session, as compared with baseline, heart rate (HR) during HDT was significantly lowered (P<0.01), while stroke volume (SV) and cardiac output (CO) were increased significantly (P<0.01). During HUT/LBNP, the increased percentage (relative to baseline) of HR in PPE session was lower than these in control session (P<0.05); the decreased percentages of SV and CO during HUT/LBNP in PPE session were both higher than those in control session (P<0.05). During HUT/LBNP, arterial pulse pressure (PP) of control session was significantly decreased than the value of baseline value (P<0.05); Total peripheral resistance (TPR) of PPE session was significantly increased than baseline value (P<0.05). Conclusion Tolerance time before the appearance of presyncopal symptoms during HUT/LBNP decreases and cardiovascular responses to HUT/LBNP are impaired, preceding exposure to HDT.
