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CEREBROVASCULAR CO2 REACTIVITY UNDER INTRACRANIAL HYPERTENSION IN DOGS Kiyoshi Iwatsuki 1 1Department of Neurological Surgery Okayama University Medical School pp.959-966
Published Date 1975/9/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406203766
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Cerebrovascular tone and CO2 reactivity wereobserved under intracranial hypertension caused byextradural balloon compression method in dogs.Parameters which were recorded continuously ona polygraph were ICP, local CBF, systemic bloodpressure, EEG and ECG. CO2 reactivity underintracranial hypertension could be classified intothe following 4 stages.

Stage 1: (ICP less than 50mmHg) Both ICP andCBF were increased upon CO2 inhalation.

Stage 2: (ICP 50~70mmHg) ICP was increased,but CBF was decreased upon CO2, when CO2 wascut off, ICP was furthermore elevated, and reboundincrease of CBF, so-called biphasic response, wasseen.

Stage 3: (ICP 70~100mmHg) Vasopressor re-sponse was seen upon CO2, but CBF responsepattern was similar to stage 2.

Stage 4: (ICP more than 100mmHg) Both ICPand CBF were decreased upon CO2, i. e. so-callednegative CO2 reactivity was seen.

It was very important that the dissociation ofCBF and ICP upon CO2 inhalation was observed instage 2. Because it is presumed that ICP increaseupon CO2 shows cerebrovascular dilatation, and de-creased CBF upon CO2 means decrease of cerebro-vascular tone. Both decreased ICP and decreasedCBF upon CO2 were observed in stage 4, so-calledCO2 paralysis. CO2 paralysis in stage 4 returnedto normal cerebrovascular tone and CO2 reactivityby the administration of THAM, but the responsepattern upon CO2 was unchanged by the adminis-tration of mannitol. It was concluded that hydrogenion was concerned with cerebrovascular tone andCO2 reactivity.

On the basis of the experimental results, cerebro-vascular CO2 reactivity should be discussed in aview of ICP as well as CBF.


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