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Objective To study the optimum condition of preparing ofloxaxcin gelatin microspheres. Methods Oflox?axcin gelatin microspheres were manufactured using the emulsion chemical-cross linking method and gelatin was employed as carrier, liquid paraffin as oil phase, Span80 as emulsifier, . The loading capability and entrapment efficiency of the ofloxax?cin gelatin microspheres were determined by UV Spectrophotometry. The effect of gelatin concentration, oil/water volume ra?tio, gelatin/ofloxaxcin mass ratio and volume fraction of span80 on drug loading capability and entrapment efficiency were in?vestigated. The optimum proportions of each component was obtained by L9 (34) orthogonal test, based on the above 4 factors, using sum of drug loading capability and entrapment efficiency as evaluation index. Results The optimum condition for manufacturing high quality ofloxaxcin gelatin microspheres used 20%of gelatin concentration,water/oil volume ratio at 3.5∶1, gelatin/ofloxaxcin mass ratio at 1∶1, the span 80 volume fraction of 2.5%. Conclusion Drug loading capability and entrap?ment efficiency of the ofloxaxcin gelatin microspheres reached 80%using this manufacture technology therefore the prepara?tion was stable and feasible.
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Objective To investigate the effect of preoperative acute hypervolemic hemodilution with 6% hydroxyethyl starch 130/0.4(HES130/0.4)and polygeline on hemodynamic response and variance regularity of hemodynamic response in open-and close-thoracic cavity in undergoing thoracotomy patients. Methods Sixty patients undergoing thoracotomy,ASA physical status ⅠorⅡ,aged 20~65 yeansold,weighing 45~70kg,were randomly divided three group:HES130/0.4 group ( group A,n=20) ,Polygeline group ( group B,n=20) and Ringer's solution group (group C,n=20).They were respectively infused 20ml/ (kg?h) with HES130/0.4,polygeline and Ringer's solution in one hour before infuseing followed Ringer's 10ml/ (kg?h). The Blood Pressure (BP) and heart rate (HR) were recorded.RPP was calculated before induction(baseline),5min before and 10 min after open thoracic cavity,5min before and 10min after close thoracic cavity. And central venous pressure (CVP) was measured at immediately after deep venous puncture ,5min before and 10min after open thoracic cavity,5min before and 10min after close thoracic cavity. Results The changes of hemodynamics in Ringer's solution group in operation were obvious as compared with baseline before operation.HES130/0.4 and polygeline were relatively stable.Two groups had no significant difference.The CVP of HES130/0.4 and polygeline groups increased obviously before and after open thoracic cavity,but the blood pressure was relatively stable.Only systolic blood pressure increased obviously as compared with Ringer's solution group at 5min before open thoracic cavity. At 10min after open thoracic cavity,HR and CVP in three groups increased obviously as compared with 5 min before open thoracic cavity.At 5 min before close thoracic cavity,blood pressure and CVP in three groups decreased obviously as compared with 10 min after open thoracic cavity. Conclusion The preoperative acute hypervolemic hemodilution with HES 130/ 0.4 and polygeline in undergoing thoracotomy patients can keep hemodynamics more stable and improve tolerance of patients to withstand hypovolemics.
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Objective To observe the therapeutic efficacy of 6% hydroxyethyl starch 130/0.4 (trade name: voluven) and polygeline on dog with hemorrhagic shock and their effect on immune function of red blood cells (RBC). Methods Eighteen dogs were randomized into three groups (n=6 in each group): normal sodium group, voluven group and polygeline group. Hemorrhagic shock models were set up according to Wiggers’ method. The mean arterial pressure value was bled to (45.56?3.69) mmHg within 10 min and maintained at this level for 60 min. Subsequently the dogs were resuscitated with normal saline or voluven or polygeline. The hemodynamics were measured before and 60 min after shock and 10, 30 and 60 min after infusion. The concentrations of MDA in plasm, C3b receptor garland rate (RBC-C3bRR) and RBC immune complexes garland rate (RBC-ICR) were measured. Results At 60 min after shock, MAP and CO were significantly lower than these before shock (P
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Objective To evaluate the influences of artifical plasma substitutes on blood coagulation and fibrinoglysisMethods Forty adult patients, ASA grade Ⅰ-Ⅱ, scheduled for selective surgery ,were randomly allocated to receiving intravenous infusion of hydroxyethylh starch(HES group), polygeline (Haemaccel,HAE group), succinylated gelatin (Gelofusine,GEL group), or normal saline (control group) at the rate of 20ml?kg -1?h -1in 60 min ,respectively, with 10 cases in each groupThe venous blood samples were taken before and 1h following the infusion to determine platelet count(PLC),platelet agglutgtination test(PAG), platelet factor 3 availability test(PF 3at), activated partial thromboplastin time(APTT), prothrombin time(PT), thrombin time(TT), fibrinogen(FIB), tissue plasminogen(t-PA) and plasminogen activator inhibitor(PAI:A)Results In HAE group PAG decreased significantly, and PT was prolonged markedly after the infusion(P005)In GEL group only FIB reduced obviously after the infusion ,additionally was remarkably lower than that in control group(P
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Objective To compare the effects of three different plasma substitutes, 6% hydroxyethyl starch (HES 200/0.5), 4% Gelofusine and 5% Polygeline, on blood coagulation and arterial blood gases and electrolytes during acute hypervolemic hemodilution (AHHD) . Methods Seventy ASA Ⅰ - Ⅱ adult patients undergoing elective orthopedic surgery with the intraoperative blood loss predicted to exceed 500 ml were entered in this study. Radial artery was cannulated for BP monitoring and blood sampling before induction of anesthesia. Anesthesia was induced with fentanyl 3 ?g?kg-1, propofol 2 mg?kg-1 and atracurium 0.5 mg? kg-1 and maintained with enflurane (1-2 MAC) . The patients were mechanically ventilated ( VT= 10 ml? kg-1 , RR = 12 bpm) after tracheal intubation. Internal jugular vein was cannulated after induction of anesthesia for CVP monitoring. After induction of anesthesia the patients were randomized to receive 20 ml?kg-1 of either 6% HES (group H, n = 20), 4% Gelofusine (group G, n = 20), 5% Polygeline (group P, n = 20) or lactated Ringer's solution (group R, n = 10) within 20-40 min. Arterial blood samples were taken before AHHD, at the end of and 30 min after the infusion of substitute for determination of activated coagulation time (ACT), thromboelastography (TEG) , blood gas analysis and plasma electrolytes. Blood volume expansion rate was calculated [ blood volume expansion rate = (Hct before AHHD - Hct after AHHD) / Hct before AHHD] .Results The four groups were comparable with respect to sex, age and body weight. Lactated Ringer' s solution was significantly less efficient in expanding intravascular blood volume than the 3 plasma substitutes, but there was no significant difference in blood volume expansion rate among group H, G and P. CVP increased significantly after AHHD compared with the baseline value before AHHD in group H, G and P (P
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Objective: To investigate the postoperative change of concentration of CD_(41) in peripheral platelet following intra-operative polygeline administration. Method: Sixty-eight patients were randomly divided into studied and control groups. The patients in studied group were infused with 1 000ml polygeline whereas 1 000ml ringer's solution in control group. The concentration of CD_(41) in peripheral platelet was measured with immunocytometry before surgery, one hour, one day, two and five days after surgery. Result: There was no statistical difference in CD_(41) level between the two groups before surgery, CD_(41)values one hour and one day after surgery were obviously decreased in studied group compared with these in control group (P
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Objective To investigate the effects of different degrees of hemodilution with the artificial plasma substitutes most commonly used in clinical practice on coagulation in vitro. Methods Ten male ASA physical status I volunteers aged (28.8?1.6) yr and weighing (66?8) kg were enrolled. Venous blood samples obtained from each volunteer were diluted with 10% HES (200 000/0.4-0.55), 4 % succinylated gelatin (gelofusine GEL), 3.5 % polygeline (Haemaccel HAE) and lactated Ringer's solution (RL) by 33% [blood: diluent(B:D) =2:1], 50% (B:D=1:1) and 66% (B:D=1:2). Coagulation of the undiluted blood (control) and diluted blood was measured with sonoclot coagulation and platelet function analyzer (SCT) and by routine coagulation tests. The parameters measured included activated clotting time (ACT), clot rate, platelet function (PF), Hct, platelet count (Pit), plasma fibrinogen concentration (Fig) and activated partial thromboplastin time (APTT) . Results (1) At 33 % dilution ACT was significantly shortened in all the four groups as compared with control value; at 50 % dilution ACT was significantly shorter than the control in RL, HES and HAE groups; at 66 % dilution ACT was significantly prolonged in HES group. (2) Clot rate was significantly decreased at 33 % dilution only in HES group but was significantly decreased in all the four groups at 50 % and 66 % dilution. (3) PF decreased significantly only in GEL group at 33 % dilution but was significantly decreased in GEL and HES groups at 50 % and 66 % dilution. (4) With increasing dilution Hct, Pit and Fig gradually decreased and APTT was prolonged. Conclusion Coagulation changes are closely related to the degrees of dilution. At 33 % dilution, the three artificial plasma substitutes tested do not significantly affect hemostasis. At 50 % and 66 % dilution coagulation is badly impaired, but there are differences among the substitutes used for dilution. HAE impairs oagulation least as it contains higher calcium