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CARDIOVASCULAR EFFECTS INDUCED BY ROLIPRAM, TERASE INHIBITOR: V.Novara, Institute Palermo,
INTERACTION
studies
die&erase
indicate
inhibitor,
induces
behavioural
patterns
increase
of
in the
CAMP also aim of
and in vivo, myocardial
by acute
terenol,
ISO,
Verapamil,VER).The
ventricular
Iml
--in vitro
heart" systolic
saline.
manner,
correlated
with
(5 /l)
were
and those
the the
/l)
left
the
addition
of ROL blocked
addition
reversed
inotropic
effect
ve effect
of VER (100
it. of
of
the
/l),
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systolic
the
and Z)ROL-in-
out
(Isoprocalcium STR, and "isola-
femoral
and left
recording
Chlordiazepoxide were
(5mg/Kg
administered
i.v.
enhanced,
pressure.This
of ATEN (500 of ROL increased
failed.
in
in dose-
effect
myocardium.Pre-addition
of FLOL blocked
those
employing
effect
post-addition
like
influence
post-addition
/l).Pre-addition
-~ vitro
ROL-induced
(100 /l)but
post-addition
but
carried
significantly
hypotensive
Pre-and STR(lOO
IS0
investigate,in
way(Strophanthin,
with
of CAMP in the
effect
which
drugs
--in vitro
ventricular
increase
potentiated
All
cardiovascular
and antagonist
--in vivo
sedation i.v.).
ROL(l.O-5.0-10.0
dependent
two drugs
an
conditions
agonist
drug,
a ROL-induced
myocardium
functional
experiments
(lOmg/Kg
the
in the
opposite
pressure,after
and Thiopental
However,
between
in the
preparation,
CAMP phospho-
to reflect
was to
correlation
ATEN)and
myocardium
(1).
research
selective
of
to be an antidepressant
influence
in different
bleeding,beta
in the
whole
should
the
and Atenolol,
availability
brain
preliminary
effects
a selective
been considered
and CAMP concentration
cardiovascular
induced
heart
rabbit:l)
effects
have
CAMP in the
this
in the
(ROL), supposed
which
of
system(Z).The
Rolipram
and therefore
availability
i.p.)
WITH ADRENERGIC AND CALCIUM AFFECTING DRUGS.
that
enhanced
ted
CAMP PHOSPHODIES-
A.Flugy, A.Antona, S.Latteri, M.Palazzoadriano, G.Cannizzaro of Pharmacology, Faculty of Medicine and Surgery, University Italy.
Several
duced
A SELECTIVE
well of
ROL
failed.Pre/l)
and post-
the the
positive hypotensi-
ROL (0.25mg/Kg
i.v.)
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increased tensive left
femoral effect
induced
cardiac to
systolic
effects
CAMP in the
drug
acute
In conclusion
vascular of
of
ventricular
--in vitro.
systolic
effects
be elucidate
cardiovascular se inhibiting
at very myocardium.
hypotensive
and diastolic
pressure
bleeding.Pre-and
low
results doses
that
The addition effect.
and reversed
the
interactions
drug that
ROL induced
well
correlate
with
the
risk
of
as an antidepressant
whether
a therapeutic
disorders
as in the
case
of
increase and non
negative
agent,it
utility
selective
cardio-
drug
inducing
hypo-
observed
the
the
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ROL, recording
indicate
when ROL is employed find
the
with
ROL can correct
Besides
ROL can
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post-treatment
pressure,confirmed these
Research,
remains
in particular
CAMP phosphodiestera-
drugs(3).
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Figure 1 -Influence of ROL on the left ventricular pressure(LVP)and femorali pressure in the rabbit.Interactions with STR,VER,ATEN,ISO,before and after ROL. Mean LVP of controls:115+5mmHg --in vivo and 70+5mmHg --in vitro. 4 heart rate of controls: 240+lob/m --in vivo and 200+10 b/m --in vitro. Statistical significance was evaluated using Student's t-test for paired observations. The significance level was considered PcO.05 vs controlrand vs pre-addition and pre-treatment of drugs0 REFERENCES 1) Wachtel H., Potential antidepressant activity of Rolipram and other selective cyclic adenosine 3,5,-monophosphate phosphodiesterase inhibitors. Neuropharmacol. 1983; 22, ?.A, 267. S.and Taira N .,Positive inotropic effect of Amrinone 2) Endoh M., Yamashita in relation to cyclic nucleotide metabolism in the lamine ventricular muscle. J. Pharmacol. Expt. Therap. 1982, 221, 3, 775. Digitalis and allied cardiac glycosides. 3) Hoffman B.F.and Bigger J.T.Jr.. In: Goodman L.S. and Gilman A., eds: The pharmacological basis of New York: MacMillan, 1985: 744. therapeutics.