실험연구 : 상피세포가 기관지 수축제에 대한 기니픽 기관 평활근 장력에 미치는 영향

Background : Asthma can be described as the hypersensitivity of the airway to various stimuli. Injury to tracheal epithelial cells could be the reason for tracheal hypersensitivity in asthma or upper respiratory infection. This study is based on the hypothesis that the dysfunction of the airway in a...

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Veröffentlicht in:Korean journal of anesthesiology 2000-05, Vol.38 (5), p.920
Hauptverfasser: 김원옥, Won Oak Kim, 남용택, Yong Taek Nam, 김기준, Ki Jun Kim, 고신옥, Shin Ok Koh, 구본녀, Bon Nyeo Koo, 서문석, Mun Seok Seo, 김승준, Seung Jun Kim
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Zusammenfassung:Background : Asthma can be described as the hypersensitivity of the airway to various stimuli. Injury to tracheal epithelial cells could be the reason for tracheal hypersensitivity in asthma or upper respiratory infection. This study is based on the hypothesis that the dysfunction of the airway in asthma is caused by epithelial cell injury. Methods : After isolating guinea-pig tracheal preparations, in order to examine the role of airway epithelium in response to smooth muscle, we measured the contractile responses to acetylcholine, car- bachol, and histamine on the isolated epithelium-denuded or epithelium-intact guinea-pig tracheal pre- parations. When tracheal tones were stabilized, each contractile agent was added cumulatively to the organ baths to obtam concentration-response curves, and EDso and EDys were caiculated. Results : In both groups, tracheal tones increased in response to contracti#le agents, in concentration- dependent manners. In comparing both groups, the contractility of denuded trachea was increased by 10-7 and 10-6 M in acetylcholine, and by 10-6 M in histamine significantly. In denuded trachea, EDso and EDos increased significantly in response to both acetylcholine and histamine. However, they did not increase in carbachol. Conclusions: The removal of the epithelium increased the contractile responses to acetylcholine and histamine, (Korean J Anesthesiol 2000; 38: 920~926)
ISSN:2005-6419