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Study of the antiulcer effect of pantoprazole

Ying-Xin WANG ; Xiao-Qiang LI ; Guang-Wu WU ; Shan-Jun QIAN ; Hong LEI ; Chang CAO ;

Chinese Journal of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics.1999;0(04):-.

Aim To evaluate the effects of pantoprazole on various experimental acute ulcer inrats and mice. Methods The model of a gastric ulcer of rats or mice was caused bystree- induced ulcer and ligatel pylurus-induced ulcer. Results & Conclusions At adose of 5, 10, 20 mg? kg-1 of Pantoprazole can markedly decrease the ulcer index ofstree-induced ulcer. Pantoprazole(4, 8, 16 mg? kg -1 ) significantly decrease the areaof ligated pylorus-induced gastric ulcer. It was also found that pantoprazole caninhibit the output of basic gastric acid.

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Clinical efficacy of anti-hyperetnsive drug Iosartan in hypretensive patients with left ventricular hypertrophy

Zhi-An JIANG ; Xiao-Guang ZHANG ; Wen-Liang XIAO ; Wei-Jiang ZHAO ;

Chinese Journal of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics.1999;0(04):-.

Aim The study is to observe the clinical efficacy of losartan in hypertentive patientswith left ventricular hypertrophy. Methods 21 case were given losartan for 20 wk and 24h ambulatory blood pressure monitoring and color doppler echocardiography were per-formed in the patients before and after treatment.Results The 24 h SBP, 24 h DBP,dDBP, nSBP were from (151 ? 15) 、(93 ?9)、(155 ? 15)、(96 ? 10)、(146 ? 16)、(88 ? 11)mmHg before treatment to (132 ? 11)、(82 ? 8)、(137 ? 12)、(88 ? 9)、(120 ? 9)、(120 ? 15)、(74 ? 9) mmHg after treatment respectively and the IVST, PWT and LVMI were from(14.2 ? 1 .5) mm、(13. 9 ? 1. 45) mm、(152. 1 ? 24. 2) g? m2-1 BSA before treatment to(12. 1 ? 1. 31) mm、 (12. 2 ? 1. 41) mm、(130. 6 ? 23. 1) g? m2-1 BSA after treatment re-spectively. All the parameters after treatment in the patients were significantly decreased ascompared with those before treatment (P

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Clinical use of mycophenolate mofetil in renal taransplation

Ya-Lin DONG ; Mao-Yi WANG ; Meng HUANG ; Pu-Xun TIAN ; Sheng-Qiang PANG ;

Chinese Journal of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics.1999;0(04):-.

Aim To monitor the whole blood trough concentration of cyclosporine A (CsA) in renaltransplant recipients reciving triple therapy with mycophenolate mofetil, cyclosporine andprednisone and to establish an optimal therapeutic window of CsA. Methods Sampleswere measured by specific fluorescence polarization immunoassay. According to the timeafter operation and different therapy plan, the whole blood trough concentration of CsA ineach group was compared with that in control group.Results The optimal therapeuticwindow of CsA with MMF plan was 150~300 ?g? L-1 (less than one month after op-eration), 120~260?g?L-1 (1~

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Timed analgesic effects by butabital, acetaminophen and caffeine in combination in mice and rats~1

Hui-Jie YANG ; Qing-Shan ZHENG ;

Chinese Journal of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics.1999;0(04):-.

Aim To observe the timed analgesic effects by butabital (B), acetaminophen(A) and caffeine (C) in combination (BAC), in which the proportion was fixed as1. 25∶ 8. 1∶1. Method Three types of experimental methods, including the tailflicking method, the hot plate method and the pressurizing tail method, weretaken to determine indices at different times after the animals were adminstered(ig) high, median and low BAC dose. Results and conclusion BAC had a stronganalgesic effect in three types of experiments. The effect began 30 min after ad-ministration, arrived maximum at 1 h, decreased at 2 h and disappeared at 4 h.There was a dose-effect relationship between large and little BAC dose.

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Effect of hemodialysis on pharmacokinetics of sparfIoxacin in the patients with chronic renal failure

Zhu LIANG ; Rong-Zi SHAO ; Ying-Wei ZHANG ; Ei-Ping ZHANG ; Chen YUAN ;

Chinese Journal of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics.1999;0(04):-.

Aim To observe the effect of hemodialysis on pharmacokinetics of sparfloxacin in thepatients contracting chronic renal failure. Methods Sparfloxacin concentrations inserum and urine of hemodialysis and non-dialysis patients were measured with a highperformance liquid chromatography method after administration a single oral dose of 200mg sparfloxacin. The pharmacokinetic parameters were computed with the programPKBP-N1.Results The main pharmacokinetic parameters in hemodialysis group wereT1/2(ka) - (1. 25 ?0. 57) h, T1/2(?) = (11. 88?4. 13) h, Tpeak = (4. 18 ? 0. 78) h,Cmax = (0.80 ? 0. 17) mg? L-1 and AUC0-= (6. 90 ? 3. 25) mg?h?L-1, while innon-dialysis group were T1/ 2(ka) = (1. 12 ? 0. 42) h, T1/ 2(?) = (15. 93 ? 5. 20) h, Tpeak =(3. 88 ? 0. 75) h, Cmax = (0. 69 ? 0. 37) mg?L -1, AUC0-= (10.05 ? 4. 13) mg?h?L-l. The original sparfloxacin discharge rats in urine within 24 h were (8. 98 ? 3. 92) % and(10. 58 ? 5. 64) % separately. T1/2(?) and AUC in hemodialysis group were markedly lowerthan in non-dialysis group (P

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Immunopharmacological actions of capsule bushenyanshou in mice

Hui WANG ; Jin-He CHEN ; Rui KONG ; Qi-Xiong LI ; Rui KONG ;

Chinese Journal of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics.1999;0(04):-.

Aim The effect of capsule bushenyanshou (BSYS), a compound of traditional Chinesemedicine, on the immunopharmacological activities of mice was investigated. MethodsThe indexes of immunopharmacological activity, such as the clearance rate of charcoalparticles, the lymphocyte transformation and the content of serum hemolysin, were mea-sured. Results Capsule BSYS (400, 800 mg?kg-1, qd ? 12) markedly increased theclearance rate of iv charcoal particles and 1he lymphocyte transformation stimulated invivo by PHA in mice. In hydrocortisone -treated mice(15 mg? kg-1, sc, qd ? 5), capsuleBSYS significantly enhanced the content of serum hemolysin and the weights of spleenand thymus. The results also demonstrated capsule BSYS performed a sighted inhibition ofthe delayed type hypersensitivity in mice. Conclusion Capsule BSYS has the capacity ofimmunological intensification and regulation.

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Comparative cardiotoxicity of propofol and thiopental in neonatal primary myocardial cell cultures

Tie-Zheng ZHANG ; Feng-Xue WANG ; Xiao-Jiang XIU ; Chao-Ren WANG ;

Chinese Journal of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics.1999;0(04):-.

Aim To investigate the cardiotoxicity of propofol and thiopental. Methods 4day-old contracting neonatal primary myocardial cells obtained from 2-to 3-day-oldWistar rats were divided into 5 groups, with normal contrast group, and the cellcultures in groups PL, PH, TL and TH, were treated with propofol(3 ? 10-5 and3 ? 10-4 mol? L) and thiopental (1 ? 10-5 and 1 ? 10-4 mol?L) for 8 h.The con-tractility and morphology of the cells were observed and the cytoplasmic enzyme(LDH, AST, CK and ALP) release content of myocardial cell and the concentrationof electrolytes (K +, Na +, Cl - and Ca2+ ) in the medium were measured 8 h afterintravenous anesthetics administration. Results In groupPH and TL decreasedsignificantly (P

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Effect of insulin intravenous infusion during operation on glucose metabolism in obese woman patients with insulin resistance

Zhao-Fang LIU ; Bin-Hui HUANG ; He ZHANG ;

Chinese Journal of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics.1999;0(04):-.

Aim The changes of the levels of blood sugar and plasma insulin in obese woman pa-tients with insulin resistance and the effect of insulin intravenous infusion during oper-ation were observed. Methods 10 patients of normal weight(contrast group, group A)and 20 patients of obesity women(ASA grade Ⅰ- Ⅱ) undergoing selective surgerywere investigated. The patients of obesity were randomly divided into two groups(group B and C, respectively). Groups A and B liquids without glucose, and in group Ctransfuse liquids with glucose and insulin(4g glucose add 1U insulin) were transfusedduring operation. The levels of blood sugar and plasma insulin were measured beforeand after anesthesia, during operation(30min) and after operation respectively. ResultsThere was an insulin resistance phenomenon in patients with obesity. The levels ofblood sugar and plasma insulin in patients with obesity were remarkably higher thanthose in patients of normal weight. The levels of blood sugar and plasma insulin wereextremely raised after anesthesia and during operation. The levles of blood sugar wasinhibited as insulin was infused during operation, but no hypoglycemic reaction wasfound. Conclusion There are insulin resistance phenomenon in patients with obesity.Insulin infused during operation can prevent blood sugar rise and minimize glucosemetabolism turbulence.

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Pharmacokinetics and relative bioavailability of tramadol hydrochloride tabletin Chinese healthy volunteers

Bo CHEN ; Zhao-Hong ZENG ; Guo-Guang MAO ; Yue-Ming MA ; Qiu ZHONG ;

Chinese Journal of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics.1999;0(04):-.

0. 05). Conclu-sion The THT and THC have bioequivalence.

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Kinetic study of nicotinic acetycholine rceptor

Shou-Lan ZHANG ; Fu-Sheng LIN ; Lin YU ; Min LIU ;

Chinese Journal of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics.1999;0(04):-.

Aim The kinetics of nicotinic acetylcholine receptor (N-AChR) was stadied. MethodsThe saturation experiments of Torpedo electric organ N-AChR were taken with125I-?-BuTX. The results were calculated by Scatfit program. Experiments were thenperformed to study the kinetics of dissociation of ?-BuTX and nicotine from N-AChR,respectively. When their binding reached saturation, an excess of 1000 times ?-BuTX ornicotine was added. The saturation binding properties of the N-AChR extracted fromleg muscles of the 13th day chick embroys and optic lobes of the 20th day chick em-broys were studied. The results were calculated by Scatfit program. The othe experi-ments were taken to observe the competition between mcotine and 125I-?-BuTX forbinding with Torpedo, optic lobe and skeletal muscle of the chick N-AChRs. ResultsThe saturation experiments of Torpedo electric organ N-AChR resulted in a Scatchardplot of hyperbola which responded to the model of two kinds of receptor with on eli-gand.The difference of and B max between high affinity binding site and low affnitybineing site was significant. The dissaciation experiment showed that the fast dissocia-tion rate of tow ligands was 500 times more than that of the slow dissociation rate. Thisresult suggested that there may be two subtype N-AChRs.The saturation bindingproperties of N-AChR of leg muscles and optic lobe of the chick embroys revealed aScatchard plot of two kinds of N-AChR indicating a single type of site. The bindingaffinity of receptor of optic lobe was 100 times more than that of muscles. In competi-tion for Torpedo receptor by nicotine and 125I-?-BuTX, the values of IC50 were different:which suggested that two kinds of receptor sites were existent. In competition ofNicotine and 125I-?-BuTX for optic lobe and skeletal muscles of the chick N-AChR, thevalue IC50 of skeletal muscles N-AChR was 7. 7 times higher than that of optic lobe. Itindicated that two kinds of N-AChR subtype existed in the optic lobe and in theskeletal muscles of chick respectively. Conclusion N-AChR of Torpedo electric organcontains two kinds of subtype receptors. N-AChR of optic lobe of chick embroys is onesubtype receptor, and N-AChR of skeletal muscles of chick embroy is another subtypereceptor.

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