Name: surgical placement of catheters for long-term cardiovascular exercise testing in swine
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Este estudo foi apoiado pela Holanda Coração subsídio da Fundação 2000T038 (para DJ Duncker) concessão 2000T042 (a D. Merkus), europeu FP7-Health-2010 A Comissão concessão MEDIA-261409 (para DJ Duncker e D. Merkus), Iniciativa de Pesquisa Cardiovascular Países Baixos: a Fundação do coração holandês, a Federação holandesa de centros médicos universitários, a Organização holandesa para Pesquisa em Saúde e Desenvolvimento e da Academia Real holandesa de Ciências &#160; CVON- ARENA CVON 2011-11 (para DJ Duncker), CVON-PHAEDRA CVON2012-08 (a D. Merkus) e CVON-RECONNECT CVON 2014-11 (para DJ Duncker e D. Merkus), Fundação Sophia (a D. de Wijs-Meijler, D. Merkus e IKM Reiss).

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O presente estudo descreve a cirurgia para instrumentação crônica de suínos, bem como o protocolo para o exercício do suína instrumentada em uma escada rolante motorizado enquanto mede a hemodinâmica e tomando amostras de sangue para a medição do teor de oxigênio no sangue arterial, venoso misto e sangue venoso coronário. Passos críticos dentro do Protocolo Há vários passos críticos no âmbito do protocolo que já começam durante o procedimento de intubação. Tiopenta...

Função cardiopulmonar adequada é essencial para abastecer o corpo com oxigênio e nutrientes, particularmente durante condições de aumento da demanda metabólica, como durante o exercício 1. A resposta cardiopulmonar para exercício é caracterizada por um número de adaptações em função cardíaca, por exemplo., Um aumento na taxa de coração, contractilidade e acidente vascular cerebral volume e função microvascular, ou seja, a vasodilatação nos leitos vasculares que fornecem músculos que exercem, assim como na pulmonar vasculatura, e vasoconstrição nos leitos vasculares que abastecem o sistema gastrointestinal, bem como músculos inactivos 1. Capacidade de exercício diminuída é uma característica precoce de disfunção cardiopulmonar e teste cardiopulmonar é usado como um método eficaz para delinear entre a disfunção cardíaca, disfunção vascular e / ou disfunção pulmonar em pacientes com capacidade de exercício diminuída 2. disfunção cardiopulmonar início é difficult para diagnosticar, particularmente em modelos animais, como função cardiopulmonar é frequentemente medido de forma invasiva, requerendo anestesia, com muitos agentes anestésicos possuindo propriedades cardiodepressive 3. instrumentação crônica permite a medição da função cardiopulmonar no estado acordado, e quando os animais estão totalmente ajustados às medições condições de laboratório podem ser obtidos em condições de repouso tranqüilo, sem os efeitos da anestesia e trauma agudo cirúrgico. Além disso, quando os animais são adequadamente formados, as medições podem também ser obtidos durante a esteira graduada exercício 4,5. Mais especificamente, para a esquerda e função ventricular direita pode ser avaliada e relacionada com a perfusão miocárdica, enquanto a regulação do tônus ​​vasomotor na microcirculação coronária, sistêmica e pulmonar pode ser determinada. A utilização de cateteres cheios de líquido permite a medição da pressão, bem como de amostras de sangue que se verifica sem a imposição de anúncioestresse adicional sobre o dos animais. Outra vantagem de se estudar animais cronicamente instrumentadas é que o teste cardiopulmonar pode ser repetido permitindo que a utilização de um animal como o seu próprio controlo, tanto durante o desenvolvimento da doença ou durante o tratamento crónico, aumentando, assim, poder estatístico e, consequentemente, limitar o número de animais necessários para um estudo . Cardiopulmonar anatomia de suínos é bastante semelhante à dos seres humanos e é possível induzir vários tipos de doença cardiopulmonar, tais como diabetes 6, 7, enfarte do miocárdio, hipertensão pulmonar 8,9 e insuficiência cardíaca induzida por estimulação 10,11. Além disso, o tamanho de instrumentação permite suína crónica, e a amostragem de sangue repetidas de quantidade suficiente para analisar não apenas gases de sangue, mas também para realizar medições de neuro-humorais e / ou para pesquisar biomarcadores da doença. Este protocolo descreve a cirurgia usadas para crónicaly suína instrumento, bem como o protocolo para o exercício do suína em uma escada rolante motorizado.

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surgical placement of catheters for long-term cardiovascular exercise testing in swine

Este protocolo descreve o procedimento cirúrgico para suínos instrumento cronicamente eo procedimento para exercer suína em uma escada rolante motorizado. disfunção cardiopulmonar precoce é difícil de diagnosticar, especialmente em modelos animais, como função cardiopulmonar é frequentemente medida invasiva, exigindo anestesia. Como muitos agentes anestésicos são cardiodepressive, mudanças sutis na função cardiovascular pode ser mascarada. Em contraste, a instrumentação permite que crónica para medição da função cardiopulmonar no estado de vigília, de modo que as medições possam ser obtidas sob condições de repouso tranquilas, sem os efeitos da anestesia e trauma cirúrgico aguda. Além disso, quando os animais são adequadamente treinados, as medições podem também ser obtidos durante graduada exercício em esteira. sondas de fluxo são colocados ao redor da aorta ou artéria pulmonar, para a medição do débito cardíaco e ao redor da artéria descendente anterior coronária para a medição de coronfluxo sanguíneo ary. cateteres cheios de fluido são implantados na aorta, artéria pulmonar, átrio esquerdo, ventrículo esquerdo e do ventrículo direito para medição de pressão e recolha de amostras de sangue. Além disso, um cateter de 20 G está posicionado na veia interventricular anterior para permitir amostragem de sangue venoso coronário. Após uma semana de recuperação, suína são colocados em uma escada rolante com motor, os cateteres são conectados aos medidores de pressão e fluxo, e os suínos são submetidos a um de cinco estágios protocolo de exercício progressivo, com cada estágio com duração de 3 min. sinais hemodinâmicos são continuamente gravadas e amostras de sangue são tomadas durante os últimos 30 segundos de cada estágio de exercício. A principal vantagem de estudar animais cronicamente instrumentadas é que ele permite a avaliação de série da função cardiopulmonar, não só em repouso, mas também durante o esforço físico, tais como exercício. Além disso, a função cardiopulmonar pode ser avaliada repetidamente durante a doença o desenvolvimento de umaND durante o tratamento crónico, aumentando, assim, poder estatístico e, consequentemente, limitar o número de animais necessários para um estudo.

Exercício até 5 km / h resultou na duplicação do débito cardíaco a partir de 4,3 ± 0,3 para 8,5 ± 0,7 L / min que foi realizado principalmente por um aumento na frequência cardíaca a partir de 137 ± 7 256 ± 8 batidas por minuto, em combinação com um pequeno aumento no volume de curso de 32 ± 2 para 36 ± 3 ml (Figura 3). O aumento no volume da pulsação foi facilitado por um aumento da contractilidade do ventrículo esquerdo, como evidenciado por um aumen...

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Surgical Placement of Catheters for Long-term Cardiovascular Exercise Testing in Swine

Here we present a protocol to assess cardiopulmonary function in awake swine, at rest and during graded treadmill exercise. Chronic instrumentation allows for repeated hemodynamic measurements uninfluenced by cardiodepressive anesthetic agents.

Cirurgia de colocação de cateteres para Cardiovascular Testes exercício de longo prazo em Suínos

This protocol describes the surgical procedure to chronically instrument swine and the procedure to exercise swine on a motor-driven treadmill. Early ...

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13.3K visualizações.  Erasmus MC. Here we present a protocol to assess cardiopulmonary function in awake swine, at rest and during graded treadmill exercise. Chronic instrumentation allows for repeated hemodynamic measurements uninfluenced by cardiodepressive anesthetic agents.

Vídeo: Surgical Placement of Catheters for Long-term Cardiovascular Exercise Testing in Swine

Minimal Invasive Surgical Procedure of Inducing Myocardial Infarction in Mice

Myocardial infarction still remains the main cause of death in western countries, despite considerable progress in the stent development area in the last decades. For clarification of the underlying mechanisms and the development of new therapeutic strategies, the availability of valid animal models are mandatory. Since we need new insights into pathomechanisms of cardiovascular diseases under in vivo conditions to combat myocardial infarction, the validity of the animal model is a crucial aspect. However, protection of animals are highly relevant in this context. Therefore, we establish a minimally invasive and simple model of myocardial infarction in mice, which assures a high reproducibility and survival rate of animals. Thus, this models fulfils the requirements of the 3R principle (Replacement, Refinement and Reduction) for animal experiments and assure the scientific information needed for further developing of therapeutical strategies for cardiovascular diseases.

A highly reproducible model for myocardial infarction in mice with minimal invasive manipulations is described. The model can be easily performed, resulting in a high reproducibility and survival rate. Thus, the described model will reduce the number of required animals as requested by the 3R principle (Replacement, Refinement and Reduction).

Minimal procedimento cirúrgico invasivo de induzir Infarto do Miocárdio em Ratos

Myocardial infarction still remains the main cause of death in western countries, despite considerable progress in the stent development area in the last ...

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Testing the Efficacy of Pharmacological Agents in a Pericardial Target Delivery Model in the Swine

To date, many pharmacological agents used to treat or prevent arrhythmias in open-heart cases create undesired systemic side effects. For example, antiarrhythmic drugs administered intravenously can produce drops in systemic pressure in the already compromised cardiac patient. While performing open-heart procedures, surgeons will often either create a small port or form a pericardial cradle to create suitable fields for operation. This access yields opportunities for target pharmacological delivery (antiarrhythmic or ischemic preconditioning agents) directly to the myocardial tissue without undesired side effects.
We have developed a swine model for testing pharmacological agents for target delivery within the pericardial fluid. While fully anesthetized, each animal was instrumented with a Swan-Ganz catheter as well as left and right ventricle pressure catheters, and pacing leads were placed in the right atrial appendage and the right ventricle. A medial sternotomy was then performed and a pericardial access cradle was created; a plunge pacing lead was placed in the left atrial appendage and a bipolar pacing lead was placed in the left ventricle. Utilizing a programmer and a cardiac mapping system, the refractory period of the atrioventricular node (AVN), atria and ventricles was determined. In addition, atrial fibrillation (AF) induction was produced utilizing a Grass stimulator and time in AF was observed. These measurements were performed prior to treatment, as well as 30 min&#160;and 60 min&#160;after pericardial treatment. Additional time points were added for selected studies. The heart was then cardiopleged and reanimated in a four chamber working mode. Pressure measurements and function were recorded for 1 hr after reanimation. This treatment strategy model allowed us to observe the effects of pharmacological agents that may decrease the incidence of cardiac arrhythmias and/or ischemic damage, during and after open-heart surgery.

We have developed a swine model for the target delivery of pharmacological agents within the pericardial space/fluid. Using this approach, the relative benefits of administered agents on induced atrial fibrillation, relative refractory periods and/or ischemic protection can be investigated.

Testando a eficácia de agentes farmacológicos em um Delivery Model Pericárdica alvo na Suína

To date, many pharmacological agents used to treat or prevent arrhythmias in open-heart cases create undesired systemic side effects. For example, ...

Long-term Blood Pressure Measurement in Freely Moving Mice Using Telemetry

During the development of new vasoactive agents, arterial blood pressure monitoring is crucial for evaluating the efficacy of the new proposed drugs. Indeed, research focusing on the discovery of new potential therapeutic targets using genetically altered mice requires a reliable, long-term assessment of the systemic arterial pressure variation. Currently, the gold standard for obtaining long-term measurements of blood pressure in ambulatory mice uses implantable radio-transmitters, which require&#160;artery cannulation. This technique eliminates the need for tethering, restraining, or anesthetizing the animals which introduce stress and artifacts during data sampling. However, arterial blood pressure monitoring in mice via catheterization can be rather challenging due to the small size of the arteries. Here we present a step-by-step guide to illustrate the crucial key passages for a successful subcutaneous implantation of radio-transmitters and carotid artery cannulation in mice. We also include examples of long-term blood pressure activity taken from freely moving mice after a period of post-surgery recovery. Following this procedure will allow reliable direct blood pressure recordings from multiple animals simultaneously.

The goal of this protocol is to assess systemic blood pressure in conscious freely moving mice using implantable radio-telemetry devices.

Longo prazo medição de pressão arterial em ratos movimentando-se livremente utilizar telemetria

During the development of new vasoactive agents, arterial blood pressure monitoring is crucial for evaluating the efficacy of the new proposed drugs. ...

Brachial Artery Catheterization in Swine

The video describes in detail the catheterization of the distal brachial artery in swine. This technique enables researchers to measure arterial blood pressure continuously and collect arterial blood samples to assess arterial blood gas measurements. Arterial blood pressures and arterial blood gases are important physiological parameters to monitor during experimental procedures. In swine, four common methods of arterial catheterization have been described, including catheterization of the carotid, femoral, auricular, and medial saphenous arteries. Each of these techniques have advantages, such as ease of access for the auricular artery, and disadvantages that include deep tissue dissection for carotid artery catheterization. The described alternative method of arterial catheterization in swine, the catheterization of the distal aspect of the brachial artery, is a rapid procedure that requires relatively minimal tissue dissection and provides information that is in line with data collected from other arterial catheterization sites. The procedure uses a medial approach along an oblique plane of the lower brachium, positioned between the olecranon and the flexor aspect of the elbow joint, and this approach allows researchers the major advantage of unimpeded freedom for procedures that involve the caudoventral, caudodorsal back, or hind limbs of the pig. Due to the location of the upper forelimb of the catheterized vessel and potential challenges of effective homeostasis following catheter removal from the artery, this technique may be limited to non-recovery procedures.

The video describes in detail the catheterization of the distal brachial artery in swine. This procedure accurately measures arterial blood pressure and is a simple and fast method to collect samples for arterial blood gas measurements.

Cateterização da artéria braquial em suínos

The video describes in detail the catheterization of the distal brachial artery in swine. This technique enables researchers to measure arterial blood ...

Novel Percutaneous Approach for Deployment of 3D Printed Coronary Stenosis Implants in Swine Models of Ischemic Heart Disease

Minimally invasive methods for creating models of focal coronary narrowing in large animals are challenging. Rapid prototyping using three-dimensionally (3D) printed coronary implants can be employed to percutaneously create a focal coronary stenosis. However, reliable delivery of the implants can be difficult without the use of ancillary equipment. We describe the use of a mother-and-child coronary guide catheter for stabilization of the implant and for effective delivery of the 3D printed implant to any desired location along the length of the coronary vessel. The focal coronary narrowing was confirmed under coronary cineangiography and the functional significance of the coronary stenosis was assessed using gadolinium-enhanced first-pass cardiac perfusion MRI. We showed that reliable delivery of 3D printed coronary implants in swine models (n = 11) of ischemic heart disease can be achieved through repurposing mother-and-child coronary guide catheters. Our technique simplifies the percutaneous delivery of coronary implants to create closed-chest swine models of focal coronary artery stenosis and can be performed expeditiously, with a low procedural failure rate.

We describe a novel, cost-effective, and efficient technique for percutaneous delivery of three-dimensionally printed coronary implants to create closed-chest swine models of ischemic heart disease. The implants were fixed in place using a mother-and-child extension catheter with high success rate.

Nova abordagem percutânea para implantação de implantes de estenose coronária impressa 3D em modelos suínos de doença cardíaca isquêmica

Minimally invasive methods for creating models of focal coronary narrowing in large animals are challenging. Rapid prototyping using three-dimensionally ...

Measuring Cardiac Output in a Swine Model

Swine are frequently used in medical research given their similar cardiac physiology to that of humans. Measuring cardiac parameters such as stroke volume and cardiac output are essential in this type of research. Contrast ventriculography, thermodilution, and pressure-volume loop (PV-loop) catheters can be used to accurately obtain cardiac performance data depending on which resources and expertise are available. For this study,five Yorkshire swine were anesthetized and intubated. Central venous and arterial access was obtained to place the necessary measurement instruments.A temperature probe was placed in the aortic root. A cold saline bolus was delivered to the right atrium and temperature deflection curve was recorded. Integration of the area under the curve allowed for the calculation of the current cardiac output.A pigtail catheter was percutaneously placed in the left ventricle and 30 mL of iodinated contrast was power injected over 2 seconds. Digital subtraction angiography images were uploaded to volumetric analysis software to calculate the stroke volume and cardiac output. A pressure volume-loop catheter was placed into the left ventricle (LV) and provided continuous pressure and volume data of the LV, which allowed the calculation of both stroke volume and cardiac output.All three methods demonstrated good correlation with each other. The PV-loop catheter and thermodilution exhibited the best correlation with a 3% error and a Pearson coefficient of 0.99, with 95% CI=0.97 to 1.1, (p=0.002). The PV-loop catheter against ventriculography also showed good correlation with a 6% error and a Pearson coefficient of 0.95, 95% CI=0.96 to 1.1 (p=0.01). Finally, thermodilution against ventriculography had a 2% error with r=0.95, 95% CI=0.93 to 1.11, (p=0.01). In conclusion, we state that the PV-loop catheter, contrast ventriculography, and thermodilution each offer certain advantages depending on the researcher's requirements. Each method is reliable and accurate for measuring various cardiac parameters in swine such as the stroke volume and cardiac output.

Thermodilution, pressure-volume loop catheters, and contrast ventriculography are reliable and accurate methods for determining cardiac physiology such as stroke volume and cardiac output in a laboratory setting in swine.

Swine are frequently used in medical research given their similar cardiac physiology to that of humans. Measuring cardiac parameters such as stroke volume ...

Closed Chest Biventricular Pressure-Volume Loop Recordings with Admittance Catheters in a Porcine Model

Pressure-volume (PV) loop recording enables the state-of-the-art investigation of load-independent variables of ventricular performance. Uni-ventricular evaluation is often performed in preclinical research. However, the right and left ventricles exert functional interdependence due to their parallel and serial connections, encouraging simultaneous evaluation of both ventricles. Furthermore, various pharmacological interventions may affect the ventricles and their preloads and afterloads differently. 
We describe our closed chest approach to admittance-based bi-ventricular PV loop recordings in a porcine model of acute right ventricular (RV) overload. We utilize minimally invasive techniques with all vascular accesses guided by ultrasound. PV catheters are positioned, under fluoroscopic guidance, to avoid thoracotomy in animals, as the closed chest approach maintains the relevant cardiopulmonary physiology. The admittance technology provides real-time PV loop recordings without the need for post-hoc processing. Furthermore, we explain some essential troubleshooting steps during critical timepoints of the presented procedure. 
The presented protocol is a reproducible and physiologically relevant approach to obtain a bi-ventricular cardiac PV loop recording in a large animal model. This can be applied to a large variety of cardiovascular animal research.

Here we present a closed chest approach to admittance-based bi-ventricular pressure-volume loop recordings in pigs with acute right ventricular dysfunction.

Gravações de loop de volume de pressão biventricular fechadas com cateteres de admissão em um modelo suíno

Pressure-volume (PV) loop recording enables the state-of-the-art investigation of load-independent variables of ventricular performance. Uni-ventricular ...

Intubation, Central Venous Catheter, and Arterial Line Placement in Swine for Translational Research in Abdominal Transplantation Surgery

Translational surgical research models in swine are crucial for developing safe preclinical protocols. However, the success of the experimental surgeries does not solely rely on the research team's surgical skills; perioperative care and management procedures, like intubation, central venous line, and arterial line placement, are necessary and of the utmost importance for favorable experiment results. As it is uncommon for research teams to have anesthesiologists or any other staff other than the surgical team, the surgical team involved in translational research must acquire and/or develop the skills to perform the perioperative care. The purpose of this paper is to show the techniques of intubation, central venous catheter, and arterial line placement used and perfected at the Toronto Organ Preservation Laboratory over the last 10 years, to be used as a reference for future researchers joining either this team or any other lab performing translational research protocols in swine and/or abdominal transplantation.

To obtain the best possible results, surgeons performing translational research experiments should be proficient at intubation and vascular line placement. This paper describes the techniques used by the Toronto Organ Preservation Laboratory to perform these procedures.

Translational surgical research models in swine are crucial for developing safe preclinical protocols. However, the success of the experimental surgeries ...

Cateter de Hickman para acesso vascular de longo prazo em suínos

Hickman Catheter Use for Long-Term Vascular Access in a Preclinical Swine Model

Central venous catheters (CVCs) are invaluable devices in large animal research as they facilitate a wide range of medical applications, including blood monitoring and reliable intravenous fluid and drug administration. Specifically, the tunneled multi-lumen Hickman catheter (HC) is commonly used in swine models due to its lower extrication and complication rates. Despite fewer complications relative to other CVCs, HC-related morbidity presents a significant challenge, as it can significantly delay or otherwise negatively impact ongoing studies. The proper insertion and maintenance of HCs is paramount in preventing these complications, but there is no consensus on best practices. The purpose of this protocol is to comprehensively describe an approach for the insertion and maintenance of a tunneled HC in swine that mitigates HC-related complications and morbidity. The use of these techniques in &gt;100 swine has resulted in complication-free patent lines up to 8 months and no catheter-related mortality or infection of the ventral surgical site. This protocol offers a method to optimize the lifespan of the HC and guidance for approaching issues during use.

Autor em destaque: Uso do cateter de Hickman para acesso vascular de longo prazo em um modelo suíno pré-clínico  

A reliable and reproducible approach for the insertion and maintenance of a tunneled Hickman catheter for long-term vascular access in swine is described. Placement of a central venous catheter allows for convenient daily sampling of whole blood from awake animals and intravenous administration of medication and fluids.

Uso do cateter de Hickman para acesso vascular de longa permanência em modelo pré-clínico de suínos

Central venous catheters (CVCs) are invaluable devices in large animal research as they facilitate a wide range of medical applications, including blood ...

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