The role of rennin and angiotension Ⅱ in the developement of acute pancreatitis in rats / 中国现代普通外科进展

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Objective:To study the role of rennin and angiotension Ⅱ in the developement of acute pancreatitis in rats.Methods:Forth-two Sprague-Dawley rats were divided into two groups randomly-control group,and acute pancreatitis group.Acute pancreatitis model was reproduced by closed duodenal loop technique.Plasma amylase.Plasma renin activity and angiotesion Ⅱ level were measured,pancreatic histopathology was examined with light microscopy. Results:In acute pancreatitis group,pancreatitis histopathology developed from edematous to bleeding and necrotizing pancreatitis,plasma amylase,plasma renin activity,and angiotesion Ⅱ level were increased as acute pancreatitis developed,but after 10h,the angiotesion Ⅱ level was increased sequentially and plasma renin activity was increased unsignificantly.Conclusion:Renin and angiotension Ⅱ played the important role in the developement of experimental acute pancreatitis.