The effects of glucocorticoid on myocardial apoptosis in septic rats / 中华急诊医学杂志
Chinese Journal of Emergency Medicine
; (12): 1105-1108, 2014.
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Objective To observe the occurrence of myocardial apoptosis and discussing the mechanism of the effects of glucocorticoid on myocardial apoptosis in septic rats in order to provide the rationale for clinical strategy.Methods A total of 60 Wistar rats weighing 230-280 g were randomly (random number) divided into control group and experimental group (n =30 in each group).Cecal ligation and puncture (CLP) was performed in rats to induce sepsis,and Cefoperazone Sodium/Sulbactam Sodium (200 mg/kg) was injected into caudal vein 4 hours after CLP,twice a day.In addition,glucocorticoid was given to rats of experimental group.After rats sacrificed,their left ventricular myocardia were rapidly taken out and myocardial apoptosis rate was measured and the level of Bcl-2 was assayed at 6 h,24 h,and 72 h after CLP.Measured data were analyzed with independent-samples t-test and One-Way ANOVA.Results The rates of myocardial apoptosis in experimental group were obviously lower than those in control groups respectively (F=9.11,t=5.681,P<0.01) (6ht=11.416,P<0.01; 24ht=6.217,P<0.01; 72 h t =3.76,P <0.01).The rates of myocardial apoptosis in 24 h in control and 72 h control groups were distinctively higher than those in 6 h control group,respectively (F =13.254,sig =0.000,P <0.01 ; sig =0.004,P < 0.01).The rates ofmyocardial apoptosis in group 24 h control were higher than those in 72 h control group (sig =0.039,P < 0.05).The rates of myocardial apoptosis make no difference among experimental group (F =2.488,6/24 h sig =0.132,P > 0.05 ; 24/72 h sig =0.549,P > 0.05 ; 6/72 h sig =0.053,P > 0.05).Conclusions The rate of myocardial apoptosis is peaked at 24 h in sepsis rat,and the rate of myocardial apoptosis can be obviously decreased by administration of glucocorticoid.
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