The combined effects of cold and hypoxia on the changes of the level of pulmonary extravascular water(PEW) were studied in rats. The experimental animals were subjected to a simulating altitude of 6000 meter at a temperature of 10?2℃ for 48 hours. It was found that the pulmonary blood volume(PBV) decreased while the PEW increased slightly. If the temperature was reduced to -5?C, then both the PBV and PEW increased significantly (P

40 rats were divided into 2 groups. At sea level and simulated high altitude of 4000m respectively, nalozone and saline are injected to observe the effect of nalozone on LVSP, LVDP, dp/dtmax, HR and survival time in hemorrhaged rats.blood plasma ?-EP is measured before and after bleeding to study the relation between ?-EP and hemorrhagic shock.Results: the circulatory parameters on hemorrhagic shock change more significantly at high altitude than at sea level; naloxone make these parameters recover and the survival time prolong both at sea level and high altitude; blood plasma ?-EP increases after bleeding, especially at high altitude-Suggestions; at high altitude hemorrbagic shock may be induced easilier.and symptomy is severer, development occurs rapider, and mortality higher is higher; change of ?-EP is related to the patholgical process of hemorhagic shock and the effect of ?-EP on cardiac contractility may be one of causes affecting bemorrbagic shock; naloxone has a role to antagonize hemorrhage shock at high altitude;

0.05). When the decreases of HEP amplitude and heart rate were compared, the former was significantly larger than the later (P

Objective To study the effects of hypoxia on repair of radiation damage and the possible mechanism. Methods Rat jejunal epithelium cell was taken as study object and divided into control group, irradiation group and irradiation-hypoxia group. The irradiation group was irradiated only once by 60 Co-? ray at the dose of 12 Gy and the irradiation-hypoxia group was treated with hypoxia (5% oxygen) for 6 h after irradiation. MTT was used to detect the survival rate of the irradiated cells, 3H-TdR incorporation was used to detect cell proliferation, and unscheduled DNA synthesis and single cell gel electrophoresis were used to detect DNA repair and flow cytometry was used to detect cell cycle. Results As compared with the irradiation group, the cells in the irradiation-hypoxia group repaired rapidly, proliferated obviously and the survival rate was increased about 10% (P

The establishment of a serum-free culture medium (SFM) for SSV-NIH3T3 cells is reported in this paper. In this medium DMEM/Ham's F12 is the fundamental element in basal medium, insulin and undefatty bovine serum albumin are key elements among the supplements. In this SFM SSV-NIH3T3 cells grow well, they keep the ability of secreting platelet-derived growth factor-like material into culture medium and causing tumor growth in nude mice.

Objective To investigate the effect of comprehensive intervention including education, lifestyle intervention and drug intervention for patients with hypertension in Kailuan community. Methods Employees who took part in the health checkup of Kailuan Group, Ltd. from June 2008 to June 2009 were enrolled in this study. The changes of hypertension awareness, treatment and control rates and cardiovascular health behaviors and factors have been observed in the follow-up. Results A total of 5 361 patients with hypertension were enrolled. After a period of 2 years of follow-up, the treatment rate and up to standard rate hypertension were significantly increased compared to pre-intervention (11.90%vs. 100.00%;0.82% vs. 36.93%. P<0.01). After comprehensive intervention, the average score of ideal cardiovascular health behaviors and factors increased from (6.85 ± 1.90) to (7.52 ± 1.92) (P<0.01). Conclusion Comprehensive intervention is an effective means for the prevention and control of hypertension in the community.

This paper is to report our results of the observation on the changes of the pulmonary water content of the rats and mice after their exposure to a simulated altitude of 6000 meters above sea level for seven days.It was found that the changes of the pulmonary water content varied with the duration of exposing to the high altitude. It was lower than the control value on the first day of exposure, and then it increased approaching or even being a little higher than the control value on the second and third day. But it decreased and was below the control value again from the fourth day to the seventh day. The lung weight was increasing continuously in the same period.In addition, there were progressive increase of both the wet-lung/body and dry-lung/body indices, progressive decrease of left/right ventricles ratio, and gradual rising of hemoglobin in the animals studied.

Rats were made to bleed and about 40% of the total blood volume was lost. A replacement of Ringer's solution of the volume four times the lost blood volume was given and the animals were closely monitored for 24 hours. The hemoglobin level of the animals was low throughout the course of observation. The plasma colloid osmotic pressure reached the lowest point 15 minutes after bleeding, and then gradually rising up returned to a level about 90% of the control value at the end of 24 hours. The relativity between the plasma colloid osmotic pressure and the lung water content was quite significant in those rats in a low altitude environment (P0.05).The result indicates that the increased lung water content due to decreased plasma osmotic pressure could not be made further worse by hypoxia due to high altitude. The characteristic pulmonary hemodynamic changSs caused by hypoxia might be considered as the explanation of the phenomenon.

Adult albino rats were exposed to simulated high altitude of 5000 m for 72 hours. Mild degree of interstitial pulmonary edema was observed under light microscope. Rats with the left lung excised were subjected to hypoxice of the same degree for 48 hours. On histologic examinations interstitial edema of the right lung was more obvious than that of the previous group. In isolated alveolus or in small groups of alveoli, edematous fluid could he seen.There were perivascular and peribronchial "Cuffs". The former were supposedto be accumulation of edema fluid leaking from the capillaries at the level of alveoli. The latter might be the result of extension of perivascular fluid to the peribrochial space.Excision of the left lung may result in a rise in pulmonary arterial pressure and over perfusion in certain areas remaining lung. Hypoxia may intensify the above changes. Pulmonary hypertension and overperfusion may in force promote the genesis of pulmonary edema.

Objective To investigate the changes of glucocorticoid receptor (GR) gene expression in the hippocampus of rats following scald burn stress and the role of N methyl D aspartate (NMDA) receptor in this change. Methods Adult male Wistar rats inflicted with 30% TBSA full thickness scalding were applied as severe scalding stress model. GR mRNA levels in the hippocampus were detected with RT PCR. Results A significant decrease of GR mRNA levels was observed in the hippocampus 2 h after the scalding stress. The decrease could be inhibited when MK 801, an NMDA receptor antagonist, was administered prior to stress, and be augmented with the administration of NMDA, an NMDA receptor agonist, but not be affected by normal saline. Conclusion NMDA receptors are involved in the scalding stress induced down regulation of GR gene expression in the rat hippocampus.