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OBJECTIVE:To study the pharmacokinetics of recombinant staphylokinase(r-SAK)in a thrombosis model of femoral artery in rabbits.METHODS:Large glass plates were used for modified agar-well diffusion assay to measure r-SAK concentration in plasma of rabbits which had been administered different doses drug by different means respective?ly.RERULTS:The pharmacokinetics of r-SAK infusion in thrombosis model of the femoral artery in rabbits fits two-com?partment model,the plasma levels and the diameter of lytic circles showed a good linear correlation under the scope of20～2500IU/ml(r=0.9960),and the averaged recovery rate was(96.05?9.20)%.The peak concentrations of low,medial and high dose drop group and single iv group are(2.28?1.06),(3.54?0.32),(6.12?1.61)and(5.16?1.02)?g/ml.CONCLUSION:The biological assays is a simple,reliable method to determine the plasma level.
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Objective To explore a new method for establishing an animal model of cochlear ischemia.Methods Thirty guinea pigs were randomized into three groups:normal group,operation group,ischemia group.Anterior inferior cerebellar artery(AICA)was exposed surgically via a skull base approach.In ischemia group,a small piece of filter paper containing FeCl3 was placed upon the AICA to induce thrombus formation.In operation group,AICA was only exposed.In normal group,nothing was done to animal.The blood flow of cochlea(CoBF)was continuously monitored with laser Doppler flowmeter.The thresholds of auditory brainstem response(ABR)were measured before,after each experiment,and one week after operation.The AICAs of ischemia group and operation group were resected and pathological sections were perfomed for observation of the details.Results After the administration of FeCl3,the CoBF decreased to 50% of the base level at 30 min.In the AICA pathological sections of ischemia group,white thrombus composed of cellulose,blood platelets and erythrocytes could be seen.The threshold of ABR in ischemia group increased significantly.Conclusion The method provides a relatively ideal model for ischemis of the inner ear and this model may be helpful in studying the mechanisms of hearing loss caused by chronic microcirculatory disorders.