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Efekt erytropoetinu při reperfuzním poškození u zánětu dělohy u krys


Authors: C. Tsompos 1;  C. Panoulis 2;  K. Toutouzas 3;  A. Triantafyllou 4;  G. Zografos 3;  A. Papalois 5
Authors‘ workplace: Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology, Messolonghi County Hospital, Etoloakarnania, Greece 1;  Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology, Aretaieion Hospital, Athens University, Attiki, Greece 2;  Department of Surgery, Ippokrateion General Hospital, Athens University, Attiki, Greece 3;  Department of Biologic Chemistry, Athens University Medical School, Attiki, Greece 4;  Exprerimental Research Center ELPEN Pharmaceuticals, S. A. Inc., Co., Pikermi, Attiki, Greece 5
Published in: Ceska Gynekol 2016; 81(5): 342-348

Overview

Cíl práce:
Zhodnocení efektu léčby erytropoetinem na zánětlivé poškození dělohy (UI). Experiment ukazuje vliv erytropoetinu při reperfuzním poškození dělohy na zvířecím modelu u zavedeného protokolu.

Metodika:
Zkoumali jsme celkem 40 krys se zánětem dělohy, rozdělených do čtyř skupin. Skupiny A a B nedostaly žádné léky, zatímco krysy ze skupiny C a D dostaly erytropoetin.

Výsledky:
Skupina užívající erytropoetin nevýznamně snížila UI skóre (bez poškození) 0,1 [-0,6244129 – 0,4244129] (p = 0,6294). Reperfuzní čas zůstává nevýznamně zvýšený i UI skóre (bez poškození) 0,15 [-0,60230385 – 0,50230385] (p = 0,5782). Skupina krys užívající erytropoetin zahrnuje reperfuzní čas, který nevýznamně snižuje UI skóre (bez poškození) 0,0727273 [-0,3886782 – 0,2432236] (p = 0,6439).

Závěr:
Erytropoetinová skupina ovlivňuje nevýznamně reperfuzní čas i krátkodobé snížení UI skóre, Snad delší studijní čas, více než dvě hodiny, nebo vyšší dávky erytro­poetinu by měly významnější efekt.

Klíčová slova:
ischemie, erytropoetin, zánět dělohy


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