Flanagan J J, Rush B F, Murphy T F, Smith S, Machiedo G W, Hsieh J, Rosa D M, Heneghan J B
Department of Surgery, UMD-New Jersey Medical School, Newark 07103.
J Med. 1990;21(1-2):104-20.
In an unanesthetized "treated" model of severe hemorrhagic shock, a bacteremia originating from the animal's enteric flora was demonstrated by finding radiolabeled Escherichia coli in the blood as early as 2 hr after the onset of shock. In 50 patients admitted to our trauma unit, the observation was similar, with 56% positive blood cultures, when their mean arterial blood pressure was 80 mmHg or less. The relationship of bacterial translocation and the high post-shock mortality in our conventional (CV) animal model is being evaluated in germfree (GF) Sprague-Dawley rats. Preliminary observations in 15 GF animals showed 80% survival at 24 hr post-shock, 54% at 48 hr, and 42% at 72 hr compared with those of CV animals in previous experiments with survival at similar times of 73%, 20% and 7%, respectively.
在未麻醉的严重失血性休克“治疗”模型中,早在休克发作后2小时,通过在血液中发现放射性标记的大肠杆菌,证实了源自动物肠道菌群的菌血症。在我们创伤科收治的50例患者中,当平均动脉血压为80 mmHg或更低时,观察结果相似,血培养阳性率为56%。我们正在无菌(GF)的斯普拉格-道利大鼠中评估传统(CV)动物模型中细菌易位与休克后高死亡率之间的关系。在15只GF动物中的初步观察显示,休克后24小时存活率为80%,48小时为54%,72小时为42%,而在之前的实验中,CV动物在相似时间的存活率分别为73%、20%和7%。