轻度容许性碱中毒改善猪负压通气非原位肺灌注的预后。

IF 0.8 4区医学 Q4 IMMUNOLOGY

Transplantation proceedings Pub Date : 2024-12-01 DOI:10.1016/j.transproceed.2024.10.031

Keir Forgie , Abeline Watkins , Katie Du , Alynne Ribano , Nicholas Fialka , Sayed Himmat , Sanaz Hatami , Mubashir Khan , Xiuhua Wang , Ryan Edgar , Katie-Marie Buswell-Zuk , Darren H. Freed , Jayan Nagendran

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摘要

背景：体外肺灌注（exsitu Lung Perfusion， ESLP）采用膜式除氧器和混合（N2/O2/CO2）或纯扫气（CO2），以生理pCO2和ph为靶点，靶向静脉血气体组成。临床上，轻度容许性碱中毒可抵消肺血管阻力（PVR）升高，改善灌注。ESLP期间PVR和肺动脉压（PAP）升高反映了促炎细胞因子升高。静水压力增加会加重水肿和肺功能。我们报告轻度容许性碱中毒可改善ESLP结果。方法：对12只幼年猪肺进行12小时负压通气(NPV)-ESLP，通过不同的扫气量CO2输送，使其处于生理pH（对照：pH 7.35-7.45, n=6）或轻度容许性碱中毒（pH+: pH 7.45-7.55, n=6）。每组移植3个左肺，随访4小时。结果：5个对照肺因pap高、依从性低、氧合不良而衰竭。重复对照组（n=6）达到12小时的ESLP。pH+组无失败。结果是pH+ vs对照。氧合(PaO2/FiO2 454.2 vs 438.2；P = 0.37)和动态顺应性(21.38 vs 22.22 mL/cmH2O；P = .41)在NPV-ESLP 12小时内稳定。平均评价pH/pCO2/HCO3-为7.50/15.6/14.5 vs 7.41/38.7/24.7。控制肺需要在ESLP上重复使用THAM和米力农，以防止酸中毒和治疗PVR升高；这在pH+组中是不必要的。体重增加/小时相似(1.23% vs 1.38%；P = .37)。移植后4小时平均左肺PF比值为301 mmHg vs 196 mmHg （P = 0.11）。对照组TNF-和IL-6灌注液浓度显著升高。结论：与生理性pH策略相比，轻度容许性碱中毒猪NPV-ESLP表现出更可靠的保存和减少炎症。

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Mild Permissive Alkalosis Improves Outcomes in Porcine Negative Pressure Ventilation Ex-Situ Lung Perfusion

Background

Ex-Situ Lung Perfusion (ESLP) employs a membrane deoxygenator and mixed (N₂/O₂/CO₂) or pure sweep gas (CO₂) to target venous blood gas composition with physiologic pCO₂ and pH. Clinically, mild permissive alkalosis counteracts elevated pulmonary vascular resistance (PVR) to improve perfusion. Increased PVR and pulmonary artery pressure (PAP) during ESLP mirrors rising pro-inflammatory cytokines. Increased hydrostatic pressure worsens edema and lung function. We report improved ESLP outcomes using mild permissive alkalosis.

Methods

Twelve juvenile pig lungs underwent 12-hour Negative Pressure Ventilation (NPV)-ESLP with a physiologic pH (Control: pH 7.35-7.45, n=6) or mild permissive alkalosis (pH+: pH 7.45-7.55, n=6) by varying sweep CO₂ delivery. Three left lungs per group were transplanted and assessed over 4-hours.

Results

Five Control lungs failed on ESLP due to high PAPs, low compliance, and poor oxygenation. Repeat Controls (n=6) were performed to attain 12-hours of ESLP. There were no failures in the pH+ group. Results are pH+ vs Control. Oxygenation (PaO₂/FiO₂ 454.2 vs 438.2; P = .37) and dynamic compliance (21.38 vs 22.22 mL/cmH₂O; P = .41) were stable over 12-hour NPV-ESLP. Mean evaluation pH/pCO₂/HCO₃^- was 7.50/15.6/14.5 vs 7.41/38.7/24.7. Control lungs required repeat THAM and milrinone boluses on ESLP to prevent acidosis and treat elevated PVR; this was not necessary in the pH+ group. Weight-gain/hour was similar (1.23% vs 1.38%; P = .37). Mean left lung PF ratios 4-hours post-transplantation were 301 mmHg vs 196 mmHg (P = .11). Control TNF-⍺ and IL-6 perfusate concentrations were significantly greater.

Conclusions

Mild permissive alkalosis porcine NPV-ESLP demonstrated more reliable preservation with reduced inflammation compared to a physiologic pH strategy.

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