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M. Zapol,
M.D.,
F.C.C.P.;
Konrad
J. Falke,
M.D.;
F.C.C.P.;
and
n a number
diseases firmly
models
subjects, as
and
inhaled
clinical
nitric pulmonary
pulmonary
oxide (NO) vasodi-
tent
we
pulmonary required
an
is now
a selective
lator.
SE[.ECTIVE
chose to study the near-termim sheep fetus, since its birth weight (3.5 to 4.5 kg) approximates the hiumnan, and pulmonary hesnodynamimics can he readily momiitored. We sought to learn
VASODILATION
IN
LAMBS
could
We
first
effect
of
inhaled
NO
on
the
muscularized lamb, We
circulation
heft NO
of time awake 40 kg lamb atrial cathieter. Inhaling did not alter the normal cardiac output (CO), or systemic vascular
proceeded the to study
mechanically
per
million
circulation,
(PAP), (SAP),
we upon
a hypoxic gas mixture (Flo, fetus with potent narcotics, and measured pressure atriumn, and flowmeter
the the
pharmacologically
pulmonary circulation. vessels we continuously a thromboxane analog. continuously mixed with measured by NO dose-pulmonary
To stably infused
constrict intravenously
pulmonary measured
artery,
with
left ultrasonic
34 32 30
chemiluminescence. vasodilator
First, response
be observed in Figure 1, the pulmonary (PVR) and PAP decreased during the each NO mixture, and each time NO ceased
The
was
increased.
for
SAP
mm,
and
the
SVR
PAP
were
and
unchanged.
PVR
It
is important
to
note
that
the
pulmimonary
vasodilator
levels (Ic, 5 ppm) and of maximal vasodilais less than (25 ppm). 80 The amid NO PAP ppmim NO inhalawithout Once vasoconnot not
tion) occurred at 20 ppm inhaled NO which the NIOSH standard for 8-h working exposures We for tion up then examined the lowered effect the of inhaling infusion, PVR to 1 h during a U46619
I
020
10 9 6
40
60
60
100
120
continuously
a-I
t _
evidence of tolerance to this pulmonary again, there was a rapid return of striction Tolerance occur
require
vasodilator. pulmonary
within to since
metabolism
inhaled
(unlike
the
SELECTIVE
VASODILATION LAMB
:
2
NEWBORN
we fetus.2
examined Since
of NO of the
by
the
near-term is be020 40
60
ido
ic
Tim.
Ommkm)
of Anesthesia,
at Massachusetts Anaesthesiologie,
This
study
was
and
HL-42397 139/1-3/2-3.
General Hospital, Boston; and Khimiik fur Freie Universitat, Berlin, Germany. supported by US Public Health Service grant Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft grant Fa
1. Plots
of (5-80
of mean
oxide mixture
mean
at
SEM).
PAP amid PVR dluring a contimmuous Lambs breathed various levels of nitric F1o2 0.6 for 6 mm, then breathed a gas for 6 mm without nitric oxide (n = 8,
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permission.)
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about
pulmonary
the rapid
ductus
artery.
arteriosus,
Hypoxic
descending
breathing (10 with
aorta,
percent
and
levels
of cGMP
were
increased
threefold.
IN GUINEA PIGS
caused
hypertension
pulmonary
vasoconstriction
BRONCIIODILATION
NO tion
and right-to-left despite continued hypoxia of pulmonary vascular of the There direction was no of
ductal shunting. Breathing produced a rapid reducresistance and PAP, with shunting of
via
inhaled
NO
can
diffuse
through pulmonary
gas
and
to reach
upstream
artery
reversal arteriosus.
the
change
systemic
muscle cells inhaled NO ever, airways and sion highly ous a mucus of NO. lipid solubility
causing them to dilate, this suggested might also dilate constricted airways. have a thicker epithehium than the coating, Thus, soluble (about we
pressure during NO breathing. This study that inhaled NO promptly and selectively poxic fetus. Two First, additional findings of this the concomitant presence pulmonary vasoconstriction in the
and both should impede the diffuwere not confident that even a like that of NO with a low would aquereach to model with a within half oxygen)
substance3
important. respiratory pH (pHa) ability of pulmoin the oxygen elevated monophosNO should
airway smooth muscle in a sufficient concentration effectively reduce airway tone, We chose for our the anesthetized tracheostomy. a constant measurements tidal We volume stably These open small chest animals guinea can be pig placed
acidosis (PaCO2 79 15 mm 714 0.06, mean SD) did inhaled nary newborn may
with
Hg and arterial not reduce the the hypoxic with by states of asphyxia breathing markedly
NO circulation.
temperature piethysmograph, of breath-to-breath airway can constricted be obtained the using airways a computer of the
which
hypercapnia
with at
and plasma levels of cyclic guanosine (cGMP) during NO breathing. Since its receptor a ferrous that tissue we the inhaling levels learned fetal lung
airway
molecule, guanylate cyclase, (which heme ring) to produce cGMP, we NO of this that should important within tissue and elevate 4 mm the secondary of breathing plasma circulating circulating media80
could
tance
be
(RL)
produced
and
infusing
This
was resis-
of Ri. and
reduced
RL by 50 percent.
25
20 15
LVSWITX
60 __,50
10 5
E
RVSWI 0
0 120
150
-
*N
100
80-
120
C
90 60
60
PaCc
30
Hyp
0
oxi
00
40
[minI
20
40
[mm]
FIGURE 2. Nitric oxide (NO) 40 ppm was inhaled during hypoxia by 9 normal volunteers. This figure illustrates the effects on mean PAP and wedge (PCWP) pressures, PVR, PaO2, and PaCO,, as well as right (RVSWI) and heft (LVSWI) ventricular stroke work indexes. All data mean SEM. Asterisk = p<O.Ol, value differs from first control breathing air. (Reprinted with permission.6)
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Annual
Aspen
Lung
Conference
we
discovered
that
inhaled
NO pig and
airway initial effect infusion inhaling ing but after have striction leukotriene NO
PAP
6050403020 10
-
bronchodilator
we thereafter
breathing NO for 1 h during a continuous of methachohine. Analogous to our studies of NO to produce pulmonary vasodilation, breath1 h stably minutes reduced of recurred, methachohine inhaled pigs effects due of histamine, NO vasodilation the ceasing and increase NO of airway inhalation, tone, the ceased
for
within
subsequently
infusion. Additional studies NO can reverse bronchoconto an intravenous or are neurokinin produced or hypotension infusion A.5 locally, due of The and to
0-
bronchodilator
BASELINE
NO
l8ppm
NO
36ppm
BASELINE
STUDIES
OF
NO
INHALATION
Pa02
mm Hg
I PlO2
Adult
Human
Pulmonary circulatory
350 300250
short-term
studied
reverse human hypoxic Nine healthy subjects were catheter, the arterial subjects saturation
to 86
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a Swan-Ganz
line,
to breathe measured
percent, and
FIo2 pulse
was
I.
V
reduced
near 50 mm Hg. Hypoxia Breathing 40 ppm NO the PVR and PAP to before hypoxia ppm NO during vasoconstriction. blood globin breathing slow return constriction. Adult We nary of ing regions the Respiratory reasoned circulation, hung in flow. and not selectively in that the Distress pressure levels during (Fig 2). hypoxia There or remained hypoxia of a minor
breathing
NO
l8ppmn
NO BASELINE J#{244}ppmn
In two volunteers, breathing 10 completely reversed pulmonary was no change in the systemic resistance, 1 percent. 10 mm of hypoxic was for level and Cessation followed pulmonary methemoof NO by the vasobelow
vascular
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if NO adult reducing
it might
20hO 0-
(ARDS), blood
This
contributing to the venous blood shunt. Inhaled should then cause a steal or diversion of pulmonary blood flow towards well ventilated lung. We could evidence tion of such a salutary vascular NO effect by noting and PAP, of pulmonary resistance
BASELINE
NO I8ppm
NO J6ppnm
BASELINE
an increase PaO2 due to reduced intrapuimonary ing of venous blood. Such an effect would be contrast conventional prostacychin, pressure, they augment to the effects of intravenous (such as intravenous to nonventilated administration vasodilator PGI2). These however, blood flow
3. Mean PAP, arterial oxygenation efficiency (PaO F1o2). and intrapuimonaiy shunting QS/cT in nine patients wit ARDS during inhalation of nitric oxide, Solid symbols represent patients treated with extracorporeal membrane oxygenation. (Reprinted with permission.7)
FIGURE
blood
the patients with
and thereby
effects with an of severe infusion
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shunting
and
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FIGURE 4. Hemodynamic function and gas exchange before, durimig, amid after l)rief interruptions (arrows) of nitric oxide inhalation (bars) dmmring the first 6 days of treatment in seven patients with ARDS. Values are means SE (solid symbols); also shown (open symbols) are the means SE of the individual differences between the values for the effect of treatment and the mneans of tile values determined before and after interrupting NO therapy. The standard errors for the treatment effects were small, indicating that the effects of withdrawal of nitric oxide were clear and precisely estimated.
from
determined
before
and after
permission.7)
The level
NO
inhalation
(s/QT),
rapidhly
reduced
the with
PAP the
as the
Blood
levels
of miiethemoglobin
always
remained
below
of shumit
measured
multiple
inert
1.3 percent.
Congenital Since Heart children Disease with congemiitai heart disease (CHD)
gas technique, while tients. This contrasted reduced the PAP but There was no change Since these results promising, tients Several we
increasing the PaQ in these pawith a prostacyclin infusion which markedly increased
QS/QT
(Fig
3). so
of SVR or SAP during NO inhalation. of inhaling NO in ARDS were to treat seven severely periods with lung disease, membrane severe ARDS eventually
proceeded
ill pa-
compared
breathing
to 6.5 years
studied heart
ten defects.5
children Each 10 mm
inhaling
from
3 months
due to
with
chromiic
plslmonary
hypertension
diverse breathed
catheterization.
promrlpt
congenital
We
reduction
spontaneously during NO
without
20 to 80 ppm
found
of
for
that
a cardiac produced
causing
NO
of 3 to 53 days, were
a PVR NO CHD
survived
PVR of than
systemic produced
vasodilation. by inhaling
PAP that
and
produced
(Fig increase
withQsI
by breathing 100 percent further reduced the PAP who lator were for
NO
90 percent provide
with
effect
Inhaled permoperative of
for enous
vasodithe endog-
that edema
the
would the
help decreased
children
especially
after
is
cardiac
of FIo2, levels of
their lung
we
NO injury
treated
inhalation had
90s
and hypertension.
vascular
obliteration
in children
with
4.
Will
NO
be
a useful
human
bronchodihator?
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to delay
in these difficult
a possibly
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monary
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each
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newborns,
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10 9
reverses causing
pulmonary
vasodilation. nitric
Kinsella
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for 24 re-
in comigenital
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reported
a study
in
of
10-mm
11
al.
tion periods of 40 ppm NO in air primary pulmonary hypertension. tients gas, was
aP2
pulmonary 1991: to in
breathed
from
previously
prepared
of mixed
12
and NO2 levels were reduced but did not have recently with that
and slightly
reported and
results NO
PaO2.
NO
obstructive Respir
ammd pulmmio145:A722
patients reported
PAP
COPD breathing
pulmonary
increased
THE
FUTURE
OF
NO
NO
is
now
Nitric Oxide lnhalation* Effects on the Ovine Neonatal Pulmonary and Systemic Circulations
Vincent Tanir M. hese esis DeMarco, Ellis,
diseases opinion,
toxicity
Much important
NO. For
remains areas
how
to relong
Ph.D.;
Ph.D.; and
Ski
nu,Iing.
Casxin, designed
M.D.; Ph.D.
to test an the hypoth-
T
derived arterial
define
oxide
it safe
at what levels is it safe for humnans to breathe NO? for the newborn to breathe NO? Is NO breathing for
If
Is
resistance neonatal
the
NO can
acutely
breathing NO cost
injured
is safe,
lung?
then
Is genotoxicity
in which
a probrespiratory ben-
in the
circulation 5.7
normal
13.9
SD
were
3.3;
placed
mass
in the
SD Using
0.8
aseptic
kg).
surgery, catheters
effectively
produce
important
efits? 3.
of
NO save hives
diseases
breathing in the
such as
prevent treatment
CHD?
*Fromn
the
Department
of
Physiology.
of
Florida,
additional
chronic
pulmonary
COPD?
pulmonary
hypertension?
Gainesville. This study was supported in part by a grant Heart Association, Florida Affiliate, aim Fellowship (V.D.), and NIH grant HLLOS34
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