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頭蓋内圧上昇時における脳微小循環を解明するためreflectance photometry法を用い検討した。まず本法により得られる組織ヘモグロビン量および組織酸素飽和度を脳内ヘモグロビン量,上矢状洞内血液酸素飽和度との相関を確かめたが両者はいずれも高い相関を示しており脳組織においても適用可能な方法と考えられた。続いて成猫を用い,大槽よりの人工髄液注入による頭蓋内圧上昇モデルを作成し,脳血流量,組織酸素飽和度,組織ヘモグロビン量を測定した。脳漕流圧40mmHg以下において脳血流量の低下を認め,同時期より組織酸素飽和度の減少を認めた。脳灌流圧低下にもかかわらず脳血流量が保たれている状態においては組織ヘモグロビン量の増加は認められなかった。組織酸素飽和度は組織の酸素摂取率を反映するものと考えられ,脳血流量と脳酸素代謝の両方を示す指標として各種病態において連続モニターとして有用と思われた。
The cerebral microcirculation under increased intracranial pressure was evaluated by using re-flectance photometric method. The values of tissue hemoglobin (IHb) and its oxygen saturation (ISO2) detected by this method were evaluated in cat brain tissue. The correlation between IHb and conent of cortical hemoglobin subunits in vitro was high. High correlation between ISO2 and blood oxygen saturation in superior sagittal sinus was also noted in hypoxic hypoxia. Thus, the reflectance photometric method was revealed to be applicable for evaluation of regional hemo-globin content and oxygen saturation. Using this method the cerebral microcirculation was studied in an increased intracranial pressure model pro-duced by injection of artificial CSF into the cis-terna magna in cats. Regional cortical cerebral blood flow (CBF) was measured simultaneously by thermal diffusion method. During decrease of per-fusion pressure down to 40 mmHg with preservation of CBF, compensatory increase of IHb was not observed, but IHb rather gradually decreased. The decrease of IHb would be due collapse of capacitance vessels by increased intracranial pres-sure. Cerebral ISO2 was stable as well as CBF. Less than 40 mmHg of perfusion pressure, ISO2 started to decrease in association with CBF and IHb. Since ISO2 seems to be closely related tothe tissue oxygen extraction the change of ISO2 reflect the CBF and tissue cerebral oxygen meta-bolism. Present study suggest the evaluations ofIHb and ISO2 were an useful monitoring indexes in various cerebral disorders.
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