| 1 | Reduced normogastric electrical activity associated with emesis:A telemetric study in ferrets显示文摘AIM:To characterize the gastric myoelectric activity(GMA) and intra-abdominal pressure changes induced by emetic stimuli(apomorphine and cisplatin) in the ferret.METHODS:GMA and intra-abdominal pressure were recorded in conscious,unrestrained ferrets surgically implanted with radiotelemetry transmitters.Animals were challenged with apomorphine(0.25 mg/kg sc) and cisplatin(10 mg/kg ip),and the emetic response was quantif ied via direct observation and intra-abdominal pressure recording for 1 and 4 h,respectively.The GMA was analyzed by spectral analysis;the parameters used to characterize the GMA were the dominant frequency(DF) and the repartition of spectral power in the bradygastric,normogastric and tachygastric frequency ranges.RESULTS:Retches were identified on the intraabdominal pressure trace as peaks 0.30±1.01 s in duration and 59.57±2.74 mmHg in amplitude,vomit peaks were longer(0.82±0.06 s,P<0.01) and reached a higher pressure(87.73±8.12 mmHg,P<0.001).The number of retches and vomits quantified via direct observation [apomorphine:65.5 ± 11.8 retches + vomits(R+V),cisplatin:202.6±64.1 R+V] and intra-abdominal pressure(apomorphine:68.3±13.7 R+V,n=8;cisplatin:219.0±69.2 R+V,n=8) were correlated(r=0.97,P<0.0001) and the timing of emesis was consistent between the 2 methods.Apomorphine induced a decrease in normogastria from 45.48%±4.35% to 36.70±4.34%(n=8,P<0.05) but the DF of the slow waves was not changed [8.95±0.25 counts/min(cpm) vs 8.68±0.35 cpm,n=8,P> 0.05].Cisplatin induced a decrease in normogastria from 55.83%±4.30% to 29.22%±5.16% and an increase in bradygastria from 14.28%±2.32% to 31.19%±8.33%(n=8,P<0.001) but the DF(9.14±0.13 cpm) remained unchanged(P>0.05).The GMA changes induced by cisplatin preceded the emetic response as normogastria was reduced for 1 h before the onset of emesis(57.61%±5.66% to 39.91%±5.74%,n=6,P<0.05).Peri-emesis analysis revealed that the GMA was signif icantly disturbed during and immediately after,but not immediately before,the emetic episodes.CONCLUSION:The induction of emesis is reliably associated with a disrupted GMA,but changes may also occur prior to and following the emetic response. | Nathalie Percie du Sert Kit M Chu Man K Wai John A Rudd Paul LR Andrews | 2009 | World Journal of Gastroenterology2009，15，48： | 0 |
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