Influence of hepatic artery thermotherapy on the vascular permeability of hepatic tumor tissue and normal fiver tissue in VX2 tumor-bearing rabbits / 介入放射学杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To evaluate the effects of interventional thermotherapy(60℃)via hepatic artery on the vascular permeability of hepatic tumor tissue and normal liver tissue in VX2 tumor-bearing rabbits.Methods Thirty white rabbits were used in this experiment,Thirty VX2 tumor-bearing rabbits models were established by direct injection of VX2 tissue particle into the liver parenchyma and were randomly and equally divided into three groups(1)non-perfusion group(n=10),used as control group; (2)normal thermal perfusion group(n=10),a perfusion of 30ml saline at 37 4±0.5℃ via hepatic artery in 15 minutes was used;(3)hyper-thermai perfusion group(n=10),a perfusion of 30ml saline at 60±0.5℃via hepatic artery in 15 minutes was used.The vascular permeability of the tumor tissue and the normal liver tissue was estimated with Evan's blue method.Results In all three groups the vascular permeability was significantly incleased in tumor tissue than that in normal liver tissue(P＜0.05).Normal thermal perfusion resulted in a significant increase in the permeability of vasculature(JP＞0.05).Hyper-thermal peffusion resulted in a significant increase in vascular permeability of tumor tissue (P＜0.05),and vascular permeability was increased in tumor tissue mole markedly than that in normal tissue(P＜0.05).Conclusion Hyperthermia hepatic arterial perfusion can increase vascular permeability for both tumor tissue and normal tissue in VX2 tumor-bearing rabbits.