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Rev. bras. anestesiol ; 64(2): 79-83, Mar-Apr/2014. graf
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: lil-711145

ABSTRACT

Justificativa e objetivo: sabe-se que a vasoconstrição pulmonar hipóxica aumenta como resultado de desafios hipóxicos regionais intermitentes. O objetivo deste estudo foi comparar os efeitos de sevoflurano e propofol na oxigenação e fração de shunt durante a ventilação monopulmonar em um novo modelo de hipóxia pré-condicionado antes da ventilação monopulmonar. Métodos: foram anestesiados intraperitonealmente antes das canulações venosa e arterial e traqueostomizados 16 ratos albinos Wistar. Os animais foram randomicamente distribuídos para receber perfusão de sevoflurano a 2% ou 10 mg/kg/h de propofol e ventilados com oxigênio a 100%, a uma taxa inspiratória de 80 respirações/minuto por 30 minutos. Três ciclos de ventilação monopulmonar e ventilação de ambos os pulmões foram feitos e a ventilação monopulmonar foi continuada por 15 min. Amostras de gasometria arterial foram obtidas da seguinte forma: após punção e traqueotomia, após 30 minutos de tratamento com sevoflurano ou propofol e aos cinco e 15 minutos de ventilação monopulmonar. Resultados: os níveis de PaO2 foram maiores e as frações de shunt menores nos ratos que receberam propofol em comparação com os ratos tratados com sevoflurano, mas a diferença não foi significante. Os dois grupos foram comparáveis em termos de PaCO2. Conclusões: os efeitos similares de sevoflurano e propofol na PaO2 durante a ventilacão monopulmonar após pré-condicionamento hipóxico podem ter resultado de outras causas além da inibição da vasoconstrição pulmonar hipóxica. A transição gradual para a ventilação monopulmonar é uma técnica nova de pré-condicionamento de experimentos para ...


Background: It is known that hypoxic pulmonary vasoconstriction increases as a result of intermittent regional hypoxic challenges. The aim of this study was to compare the effects of sevoflurane and propofol on oxygenation and shunt fraction during one-lung ventilation in a novel model of hypoxic preconditioning before one-lung ventilation. Methods: Sixteen Wistar-albino rats were anesthetized intra-peritoneally before venous and arterial cannulations and tracheotomized. The animals were randomly allocated to receive either sevoflurane 2% or 10 mg/kg/h propofol infusion and ventilated with 100% oxygen at an inspiratory rate of 80 breaths/min for 30 min. Three cycles of one-lung ventilation and two-lung ventilation were performed and one-lung ventilation was continued for 15 min. Arterial blood gas samples were obtained as follows: after cannulation and tracheotomy, following 30 min of treatment with sevoflurane or propofol, and at the 5th and 15th min of one-lung ventilation. Results: The PaO2 levels were higher and shunt fractions were lower in rats receiving propofol compared to rats treated with sevoflurane but the difference was not significant; the two groups were comparable in terms of PaCO2. Conclusions: The similar effects of sevoflurane and propofol on PaO2 during one-lung ventilation following hypoxic preconditioning may be due to other causes beside the inhibition of hypoxic pulmonary vasoconstriction. Gradual transition to one-lung ventilation is a novel technique for preconditioning experiments for one-lung ventilation. .


Justificación y objetivo: se conoce que la vasoconstricción pulmonar hipóxica aumenta como resultado de los retos hipóxicos regionales intermitentes. El objetivo de este estudio fue comparar los efectos del sevoflurano y del propofol en la oxigenación y fracción de shunt durante la ventilación monopulmonar, en un nuevo modelo de hipoxia preacondicionado antes de la ventilación monopulmonar. Métodos: dieciséis ratones albinos Wistar fueron anestesiados intraperitonealmente antes de las canalizaciones venosa y arterial, y fueron traqueostomizados. Los animales fueron aleatoriamente distribuidos para recibir una perfusión de sevoflurano al 2% o 10 mg/kg/h de propofol y ventilados con oxigeno al 100%, a una tasa inspiratoria de 80 rpm durante 30min. Se realiza-ron 3 ciclos de ventilación monopulmonar y ventilación de ambos pulmones y la ventilación monopulmonar se continuó durante 15 min. Se obtuvieron muestras de gasometría arterial de la siguiente forma: posteriormente a la punción y a la traqueotomia, y después de 30 min de tratamiento con sevoflurano o propofol, y a los 5 y 15 min de ventilación monopulmonar. Resultados: los niveles de PaO2 fueron más elevados y las fracciones de shunt menores en los ratones que recibieron propofol en comparación con los ratones tratados con sevoflurano, pero la diferencia no fue significativa, ya que los 2 grupos fueron comparables en términos de PaCO2. Conclusiones: los efectos similares de sevoflurano y propofol en la PaO2 durante la ventilación monopulmonar después del preacondicionamiento hipóxico pueden deberse a otras causas ade-más de por la inhibición de la vasoconstricción pulmonar hipóxica. La transición gradual hacia la ventilación monopulmonar es una técnica nueva de preacondicionamiento de experimentos para la ventilación ...


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Animals , Rats , Methyl Ethers/pharmacology , One-Lung Ventilation , Oxygen/blood , Propofol/pharmacology , Rats, Wistar
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J Environ Biol ; 2012 Jul; 33(4): 817-821
Article in English | IMSEAR | ID: sea-148434

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Light requirements and spatial distribution of major forest tree species in Turkey hasn’t been analyzed yet. Continuous surface solar radiation data, especially at mountainous-forested areas, are needed to put forward this relationship between forest tree species and solar radiation. To achieve this, GIS-based modeling of solar radiation is one of the methods used in rangelands to estimate continuous surface solar radiation. Therefore, mean monthly and annual total global solar radiation maps of whole Turkey were computed spatially using GRASS GIS software “r.sun” model under clear-sky (cloudless) conditions. 147498 pure forest stand point-based data were used in the study for calculating mean global solar radiation values of all the major forest tree species of Turkey. Beech had the lowest annual mean total global solar radiation value of 1654.87 kWh m-2, whereas juniper had the highest value of 1928.89 kWh m-2. The rank order of tree species according to the mean monthly and annual total global solar radiation values, using a confidence level of p < 0.05, was as follows: Beech < Spruce < Fir species < Oak species < Scotch pine < Red pine < Cedar < Juniper.The monthly and annual solar radiation values of sites and light requirements of forest trees ranked similarly.

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J Environ Biol ; 2012 Apr; 33(2suppl): 355-361
Article in English | IMSEAR | ID: sea-146711

ABSTRACT

Soil degradation is perceived as a major threat in the Mediterranean region due to land use pattern and projected climate change. As the high altitudinal mountainous lands are sensitive lands, the land use patterns at Alaçam mountains were investigated in this study. The assessment of land use distribution is arranged with the altitude, exposure, slope and bedrock parameters. The spatial database of project was created using GRASS GIS open source software (GRASS Development Team, 2008). The scanned land use and main rock map of the project area rectified, digitized, and attributes of land use and bedrocks were entered into the database tables. Also raster SRTM3 data were imported into these databases for making physiographical factor (elevation, slope, aspect) maps. Our findings illustrated that the whole area of Alaçam mountains is 282 480 ha where most of the area of the mass is located between 700-1300 m asl with 200 585 ha corresponding to 71% of the whole area. We detected two kinds of mis-land use; (1) agricultural activities applied at the slopes above 17% (representing 35 220 ha) and agricultural activities applied on metamorphic rocks (representing 872 ha). Total misuse of lands reached 36 092 ha comprised 12.77% of the whole area.

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