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IMPROVEMENT OF CBF BY GLYCEROL ADMINISTRATION IN HYPERTENSIVE INTRACEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE Takehiko Sasaki 1 , Takayuki Matsuzaki 1 , Jyoji Nakagawara 1 , Shigeru Satoh 1 , Yutaka Kawai 1 , Katsumi Suematsu 2 1Department of Neurosurgical Clinic, Nakamura Memorial Hospital 2Stroke Research Laboratory, Nakamura Memorial Hospital pp.505-510
Published Date 1983/5/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406205126
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To confirm the positive effect of glycerol adminis-tration on the improvement of CBF, 14 cases of hypertensive intracerebral hematoma, including 7 putaminal hemorrhages and 7 thalamic hemorrha-ges, were studied.

Two different methods were adopted to compair the CBF before and after glycerol administration, one was 133Xe intra-arterial injection (initial slope method) and the other was CBF index which was estimated from difference of O2 content between arterial and internal jugular venous blood. To confirm the hemodilution effect of glycerol as a hypertonic agent, changes of serum osmotic pres-sure and hematocrit, before and after glycerol administration, were observed.

CBF increased 5% by means of hemispheric value measured by 133Xe intra-arterial injection method, and14.2% by CBF index. The difference of CBF improvement rate between these two methods comes from the fact that CBF indexinvolves the blood flow at the deep structure of the cerebrum and even at the contralateral hemi-sphere affected by distortion of brain with acute growingmass. The increase of serum osmotic pressure was observed, while hematocrit was re-duced after glycerol administration. It means that administration of hypertonic glycerol has caused hemodilution.

In a case whom ICP was monitored continuously through the ventricular catheter, ICP was reduced by glycerol administration. However, improvement of CBF is more related to hematocrit reduction than to ICP reduction. In this case reduction of ICP produced by CSF removal from ventricular catheter did not show CBF improvement at all.

These results led us to the conclusion that the mechanism of CBF improvement by glycerol administration is not only the increase of the cerebral perfusion pressure by reduction of ICP, but also the functional improvement of the cereb-ral microcirculation by hemodilution produced by glycerol administration as a hypertonic agent. We emphasized the hemodilution effect of glycerol on microcirculation which was disturbed by comp-ression of acute growing hematoma and subseq-uentperi-focal edema.


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