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EFFECT ON INCREASES IN INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE IN ACUTE EXPERIMENTAL COMMUNICATING HYDROCEPHALUS Hiroji Kuchiwaki 1 , Michiaki Hasuo 1 , Masahiro Furuse 1 , Mario Brock 2 , Herrmann Dietz 2 1Department of Neurosurgery, School of Medicine, Nagoya University pp.577-582
Published Date 1979/6/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406204422
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In order to examine the effect of digitalis sensi-tive Na-K dependent ATPase on cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) dynamics, strophantin-K (0.046-0.125 mg/kg-body weight) was intravenously administered, prior to the formation of acute experimental communicating hydrocephalus in adult cats.

Changes in ventricular fluid pressure (P1) and brain tissue pressure (P2) were continuously recorded following intraventricular injection of small amountof soot suspension. Other parameters included brain water content of hemispheric white matter, cerebral blood flow (CBF) by 133Xe-clearance method and electroencephalography (EEG).

Experimental results were summarized as follows :

1) The increases in intracranial pressure in the strophantin-K treated animals appeared to be apparently mild, as compared with the untreated probably due to the inhibited CSF formation. Rises of pressure were particularly restricted in the initial phase of the experiment.

2) No difference in pressure levels between P1 and P2 was observed. There were also minimal increases in brain water content during the de-velopment of the experimental hydrocephalus. This may indicate that the driving force for forming hydrocephalus is weakened by the administration of strophantin-K.

3) Decreases in CBF were remained relatively higher above 60% of the control.

From the present findings, the authors expressed that intravenously administered strophantin-K may be available in the treatment of communicating hydrocephalus, especially in the acute stage of rises in intracranial pressure, despite of the re-quirement of the promoted investigation on dose, effect on cerebral metabolism and side effects for clinical application.


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