Medicine/
6. Experimental and clinical pharmacology
MD A.Kh.Rakhmanov, K.Z.Khakimov, U.S.Akbarov
Interuniversity
Research Laboratory of the Tashkent Medical Academy, Republic of Uzbekistan
The effectiveness of the load test in determining the absorptive - excretory
function of the liver with hepatodepression at the prepubertal period.
Viral hepatitis is an important clinical problem, both
worldwide and in the CIS countries. Every year they are detect for the first
time at one million people in the world and affect the most capable part of a
society: the highest morbidity observed among individuals in the period to
maturity and adulthood (15-30 years) [1,2,3].
Liver affection of different etiology accompanied with
dysfunction of hepatocytes of varying intensity: from asymptomatic hepatodepressionto
the development of hepatic encephalopathy and coma, the first meets quite
frequently [1,4]. It should be noted that hepatodepression– rather functional
syndrome, as permanent morphological signs defaulted and not always revealed
necrosis of hepatocytes. Consequently, in essence hepatodepression- this suppression
of detoxification and, partly, synthetic functions of organ [4].
It is known that there are number of drugs that are
excreted in invariable condition by the liver composed of bile. The
pharmacokinetic parameters of these drugs entirely depend on the absorptive -
excretory functions of the liver [5].In this connection, these drugs are often
used to evaluate the absorptive - excretory functions of the liver in various
pathological conditions. One such drug is kardiogrin (KG) [6].
The aim of this work was to study absorptive - excretory
function of the liver in its acute chlorinated carbon (CCl4) affection
in the prepubertal period (PP).
Material
and methods of research.
Experiments were examined on 24 one month of age rabbits
of both sexes of Chinchilla breed. Model of acute toxic hepatitis (ATH)
reproduce by intragastricinjecting 50% oil solution of CCl4 at a
dose of 0.25 ml/kg once a day for 4 days, each experimental group consisted of
6 young rabbits. 1, 3 and 6 days later, after the last insertion of hepatotoxin,
in animals detected absorptive - excretory function of the liver by chromo - diagnostic
test using KG (USA) [7]. Studies carried out in the morning, a freshly prepared
dye solution was injected into the jugular vein at a dose of 0,5 mg/kg body
weight, and after 1, 3, 6, 15, 30 and 60 minutes its contents was determined by
spectrophotometry in the plasma of blood. The concentration of the dye in the
blood was foundedin the calibration curve,ready-built by using standard
solutions of KG. Pharmacokinetic parameters of KG were computed by the two parts
models with intravenous injection of the drug [8,9]. At the same time
determined the circulation blood volume (CBV) and the hepatic blood velocity (Vn), which is calculated by the formula
[10].
Where: Vn - the hepatic blood
velocity (ml/min*kg), t½-
half-life period, m - weight in
kilograms. The experiments were donewithobservance of rules accepted by the
European Convention for the Protection of Vertebrate Animals used for experimental
and other scientific exports (ETS N 123 Strasbourg, 18.03.1986 year). The finding
were statistically processed using the standard software package Statistic for
Windows by commonly known methods of variation statistics with the valuation of
the significance of the indicators and the differences of considered samples by
Student t-test.
Results
and discussion.
The finding results attest that the first day ATH,
induced by injection of CCl4, characterized by a significant
prolongation of half-life (t½α) on 107,7% and period of half-elimination (t½β) on 269,1% of norm. The volume of drug disposition in the central (Vc)
and peripheral (Vdss) cameras is also increased to 62,6% and 46,4%,
respectively from normal ranges. This led increasing of distribution of dye in
balanced state (Vp) on 60,1% from the values of
the intact group. These changes are accompanied by rate reduction of KGtransition from blood to liver (K12)
on 43,7%, back into the blood from the liver (K21) and from the liver
to bile (Kel) on 57,3% and 69,5% respectively from normal ranges.
All of these changes set conditions for nearly twofold increase in the area
under the pharmacokinetic curve (AUC) and decreased plasma clearance (Clp)
of the drug to 49,1% from norm. In a one day after stopping injection of CCl4hepatic
blood velocity (Vn) decreased to 29,3% from the norm.
As can be seen from table 1 on the third day of ATH
all pharmacokinetic parameters of KG remained on the level indicators of the
previous studies.
Table 1.
Pharmacokinetic options of cardiogrin in rabbits with acute toxic hepatitis in the
prepubertal period.
|
Indicators |
Research terms, days |
|||
|
Intact |
1 |
3 |
6 |
|
|
t1/2 |
1,43 ± 0,06 |
2,97 ± 0,08* |
2,67 ± 0,17* |
2,86 ± 0,30* |
|
t1/2 |
29,15 ± 1,05 |
107,60 ± 7,06* |
105,42
± 8,58* |
95,36 ± 6,42* |
|
Vc, ml/kg |
15,93 ± 0,88 |
25,91 ± 1,17* |
21,35 ± 0,71* |
24,01 ± 0,70* |
|
Vdss, ml/kg |
18,98 ± 1,08 |
30,36 ± 1,41* |
24,49 ± 0,82* |
28,56 ± 0,99* |
|
Vp, ml/kg |
3,04 ± 0,22 |
4,45 ± 0,36* |
3,14 ± 0,17 |
4,59 ± 0,34* |
|
K12, min
– 1 |
0,288 ± 0,014 |
0,162 ± 0,006* |
0,185 ± 0,013* |
0,170 ± 0,19* |
|
K21, min
– 1 |
0,082 ± 0,005 |
0,035 ± 0,001* |
0,035 ± 0,003* |
0,041 ± 0,003* |
|
Kel, min
– 1 |
0,145 ± 0,007 |
0,044 ± 0,003* |
0,052 ±0,004* |
0,046 ± 0,003* |
Note: * - statistically significant differences compared with intact
animals.
In a sixth day after stopping injection of CCl4,
100% detected increasing of dye half-life t½α, even so increasing of t½βcome
to 227,1% respectively from normal ranges. There was a rise in drug
distribution volume Vcand Vdsson 50,7 and 50,9% respectively against the
background of increasing its distribution in Vpon 50,6% compared to normal rates.
The performance of all three constants, i.e. the
transition rate of the K12, K21 and Keldrug,
were reduced by 41,0%, 50,1% and 68,4% respectively from the norm.
Thus contrary AUC was increased to 110,0% and ClpKG
decreased to 51,8% from the norm. Simultaneous detection of Vn showed its
decrease to 26,6% from the normal rate.
Many studies have found that circulatory disorder of one
or other organ [11], is one of the causes of hypoxia. This process entails the
following changes in hepatocytes: increasing of the lipid peroxidation,
inhibition of the enzymesactivity of antioxidantand monooxygenasesystems of
cells [12,13]. Afterwards, the crippling of the hepatocytesmembranes leads to exiting
to blood intracellular enzymes - transaminases and processing the syndrome of endotoxemia[13].
Thus, our studies have shown that the ATH reproduced
by injection of CCl4 in
rabbits at prepubertal period, results to significant failures of absorptive -
excretory function of hepatocytes and a significant reduction of the hepatic
blood velocity. Identifying of failures persisted after the sixth day from the
start of reproduction of the pathological process.
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