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Objective:To establish a method for determining three residual organic solvents in nimodipine liposomes. Methods:The samples were injected into a DB-624 capillary column (30 m × 0. 32 nm,1. 8 μm) by a headspace sampler and analyzed with an FID detector, the carrier gas was nitrogen, the injector temperature was 250℃, and the detector temperature was 250℃. The column temperature was programmed raised. Results:Three residual solvents, namely ethanol, acetone and acetic ether were completely sepa-rated. There was a good linearity within the experimental concentration range. The average recovery was 98. 9%,98. 5% and 99. 4%(RSD=0. 32%,1. 12%,0. 76%,n=9), respectively. The detection limits was 0. 20, 0. 18 and 0. 22μg·ml-1, respectively . Con-clusion:The method is rapid, sensitive and accurate. It can be used in the determination of residual organic solvents in nimodipine li-posomes.
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AIM: To study the protective effects of nimodipine liposomes for injection (NDLI) on injuries of total cerebral ischemia/reperfusion(I/R) in rats and anoxia in mice. METHODS: Acute anoxia in mice was produced by hypoxia under normal pressure and decapitation. In these two models the survival time and persistent time of gasping were observed. Ameliorated pulsinelli four-vessel occlusion method was used to make global brain ischemia model. The EEG, the time of righting reflex recovery and Evans blue content in the homogenate of the brain tissues were recorded. RESULTS: NDLI obviously prolonged the survival time and persistent time of gasping in mice subjected to acute anoxia, remarkably shortened the time of EEG recovery and righting reflex recovery, and reduced Evens blue content in the homogenate. CONCLUSION: NDLI has significantly protective effects on injuries of total cerebral I/R and anoxia.