1.HYPOTENSIVE EFFECT AND MECHANISMS OF SOPHOCARPINE
Chinese Pharmacological Bulletin 1986;0(06):-
Sophocarpine ( SC ) , an alkaloid extracted from sophora alope -curoides L. , was found to have a rapid and significant hypotensive action both in anesthetized dogs and in conscious renal hypertensive rats. On superior cervical ganglia and nictitating membrane preparation ,SC 15mg, administered via lingual artery, briefly relaxes the rigid contraction of nictitating membrane caused by continuous stimulation of sympathetic preganglionic fibers. SC 50, 100, 200?g/kg reduced the vascular resistance index 13.1 ?1.6%, 20.5?4.6%, 27.8?4.1% respectively when perfused into the femoral artery .Measurement of the changes of hemodynamics with constant voltage transthoracic admittance plethysmograph in 5 intact anesthetized dogs showed that SC iv 25mg/ kg enhenced the index of myocardial contractility 18% and heart beat index 40%, shortened Q -Y interval 37%.These results suggest that hypotensive action of SC should be realized by both relaxing the peripheral vascular smooth muscules and blocking the transmission of impulse through the sympathetic ganglia.
2.Effect of Multidisciplinary Comprehensive Pulmonary Rehabilitation on Aged Patients with Pneumoconiosis
Yinjun TIAN ; Qiangui LIU ; Jinhong LI ; Lili ZHAO ; Shuangyan ZHAO ; Miaozi ZHOU ; Yuan ZHANG ; Xuehong MA
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2017;23(3):352-357
Objective To explore the effects of multidisciplinary comprehensive pulmonary rehabilitation on aged patients with pneumo-coniosis. Methods From January, 2012 to January, 2015, 85 old stable inpatients with pneumoconiosis were divided into control group (n=40) and rehabilitation group (n=45). Both groups accepted routine medicine, while the rehabilitation group received multidisciplinary com-prehensive pulmonary rehabilitation for twelve weeks. They were assessed with cardiopulmonary exercise test, BODE index and quality of life before and after treatment. Results The maximum work, maximal oxygen uptake, 6-minute walk distance, scores of modified Version of the British Medical Researsh Council Respiratory Questionnaire, BODE index, activities of daily living, social activities, depression and anx-iety improved in the rehabilitation group after treatment (t>3.379, P<0.01), and were better than those in the control group (t>2.201, P<0.05). No imporvement was found in all the indices in the control group after treatment (t<2.339, P>0.05). Conclusion Multidisciplinary comprehensive pulmonary rehabilitation can effectively improve exercise tolerance and quality of life in aged patients with pneumoconiosis.