PMID: 2500568Jan 1, 1989Paper

Assessment of induced bronchoconstriction in anesthetized cats by the end-inflation occlusion method

Lung
P BaconnierN Pride

Abstract

Airway occlusion during constant flow inflation allows rapid determination of frequency-dependence of pulmonary resistance by estimating its extreme values: RL,max (zero frequency) and RL,min (high frequency). RL,max represents the maximum resistance value that can be obtained with the prevailing time constant inequalities and stress relaxation, while RL,min represents the resistance that would be obtained in the absence of time constant inequalities and stress relaxation. In 5 anesthetized, tracheostomized, paralyzed, and artificially ventilated cats, RL,min, RL,max, and static pulmonary elastance (EL,st) have been measured following airway occlusion at the end of constant flow tidal inflations. Measurements were made before and during continuous infusion of increasing doses of serotonin (10-100 micrograms/kg/min IV). The development of intrinsic positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEPi) was also assessed. Cats varied greatly in their responsiveness to serotonin, but RL,min, RL,max, and EL,st increased and PEEPi developed in all cats. Increases in RL,max did not always parallel increases in RL,min but were similar to those in EL,st, suggesting that altered viscoelastic properties of the lung contributed to the increases in RL,m...Continue Reading

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