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DTIC ADA441190: Pharmacologic Modification of the Cellular Energy C...
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Resuscitation from hemorrhagic shock with fluid (Ringer's
Lactate) and blood may not correct all of the metabolic
abnormalities associated with shock. Patients who are
apparently fully resuscitated may yet develop organ
failure syndromes such as respiratory failure and renal
failure. The objective of our research has been to
evaluate the therapeutic efficacy of three
pharmacological agents which have been suggested as
adjuncts to standard resuscitation (glutamine, crocetin,
and dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA)) by studying their use
in a rodent model. The emphasis throughout was to assess
the potential of these agents for treating battlefield
injuries. Both glutamine and crocetin produced much more
rapid recovery of depleted ATP levels after shock and
resuscitation, decreased apoptotic mediators and
apoptosis itself, and improved survival. DHEA did not
improve hemodynamic response in a porcine shock model,
nor did it affect ATP or apoptosis. Glutamine and
crocetin are good candidates for clinical trials.
Date Published: 2018-05-29 02:15:46
Identifier: DTIC_ADA441190
Item Size: 10021071
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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