Local application of slow-release immunosuppressant in islet cell transplantation / 国际外科学杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To explore the local application of immunosuppressant in improving the survival rate of the transplanted islet cells and systemic side effects.Methods The streptozocin of 200 ms/kg was injected into the abdominal cavity of the Wistar rats，the blood sugar was tested after 48，and 72 hours，and the rats with two consecutive measurements ≥20 mol/L were taken as the experimental animal model.The dose of pancreatic islet cells transplanted into the abdominal cavity was 8 000 IE,/kg，and that of cyclosporine dosage was 1.5 mg/(100 g·d).The pancreatic islet cells were divided into three groups：(1)systemic immunosuppressive agents through stomach lavage with the intraperitoneal injection of microencapsulated islet cells；(2)pure intraperitoneal injection of microencapsulated islet cells；(3)intraperitoneal injection microencapsulated activated carbon particles loaded with immunosuppressants，and mieroencapsulated islet cells.Changes of blood glucose and pathological in rats after transplantation were detected.Results The blood glucose of group 3 and group 1 showed no significant difference(P＞0.05)，as well as compared with group 2(P＞0.05).But the local application of immune agents could prolong the effective time of the islet cells and attenuate the fibrotic extent of the surrounding islets when compared with the control group,the C peptide level in applicating immunosuppressive agents group was significantly hisher in the immunosuppressive group than the pure transplantation group.ConclusionCompared with the systemic immune suppression via stomach lavage，local application of slow-release immunosuppressive agents showed the same effects of activated carbon particles，with a prolonged the effective time of islet cell and reduced topical side effects in the latter.