Pericytes of ciliary processes capillaries in rats SEM study

Pericytes of ciliary processes capillaries in rats SEM study

Monday, 5:30-100 P.M., Sep 21, 1992 Palazu, Dei Congressi X ICER Abstracts 137 10 ACTION OF OYNAHI AN NA-K-ATPASE INHIBITOR ON AQUEOUS CS -...

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Monday, 5:30-100 P.M., Sep 21, 1992 Palazu, Dei Congressi

X ICER Abstracts 137

10 ACTION

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138

11 CARBONIC

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PROCESSES CAPILLARIES IN RATS SEM STUDY M.Petrov’, T.Fujiwara’, Sh.Tsukahara3 and Histology, Varna Medical University’, Bulgaria of Medicine, Lab. Animal Center2, Dept. of Yamanashi Medical College3 JAPAN

For the first time the perycites (P) of ciliary processes (CP) capillaries were demonstrated scanning electron microscopy. Their surface view was visualized after removal of ciliary epithelium and stromel connective tissue by 8N HCL digestion. The P of subepithelial capillaries in CP posesses an oval body, long branching processes along the capillary wall or embracing transversly the vessel, organized in a complicated, thick network. The P were frequently observed on the opposite side of the vessels facing the epithelial cells. The postcapillary venule-P compared to that of subepithelial capillaries had a large and more flat tened bodies with thin and branching processes attached tightly to the endothelial cells. Some fenestrations were observed on the pericytic projections too. These P did not show any preference to the site of their location and were situated rather scaresly in comprasion to the P of the subepithelial capillaries. Deep stromal capillary P demonstrated features simillar to the P of lymphatic vessels-an elongated body, parallel to the long axis, with long, thin branching processes. We suggest that CP capillaries had different types of P. These variations seem to be dependent on the location of the capillary bed.

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A comparision of mitomycin C with 5-fluorouracil as an aqueous protein concentration adjunct to trabeculectomy: change K. Kawase. K. Nishimura. T . Yamamoto, S. Jikihara & Y. School of Kitazawa. Dept. of Gphthalmol., Gifu Univ. Medicine, Gifu-shi, Japan Possible mitomycin C (MMC) over 5superiority of fluorouracil (5-FU) as an adjunct to trabeculectomy has recently been reported by several authors. In order to compared their effects on the blood-aqueous barrier by measuring aqueous protein concentration in human Subjects trabeculectomy cases treated with either drug. were selected from a total body of 51 cases (65 eye*) treated with MMC and 15 cases’ (20 with 5-FU eyes) according to the following selection criteria to match type of glaucoma, postoperative anterior the two groups: chamber depth, age and other factors known to influence aqueous protein concentration. Thirteen eyes of 13 cases and 7 in MMC group (48.7 + 14.3 yrs, mean + SD) eyes of 7 cases in 5-FU group (58.0 + 13.1 yrs) were thus selected. In the MMC group, 0.2mg MMC was applied for 5 minutes intraoperatively. In 5-FU group, 5mg 5-FU W&¶ subconjunctivally injected repeatedly for the postoperative 2 weeks. We measured the aqueous protein concentration preoperatively and 1,2,3,5,7,14,28 days postoperatively with Laser Flare-Cell Meter@(FC-1000, Kowa, Japan). Mean aqueous protein concentration in the MMC group was significantly lower than that of the 5-FU group on the 2nd postoperative day (128.2 mg/dl vs 399.9; pco.05, Mann-Whitney U test). These results suggest that 5-FU has less favorable effects on BAB than MMC in early postoperative period.

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15 AQUALITY

ASSEWOFXWDOnI

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OF OPEW-A#GLE Orzalesi N. Rossetti L. Eye Clinic, University of Milan, S.Paolo Hospital, Milan, Italy TREATMKNT

TRIALS

ON

MEDICAL

SOURCE

OF AQUEOUS

Dept. of Ophthalmology, Institute

of

Biomedical

HUMOR

HYDROGEN

Univ. of Maryland,

PEROXIDE

Baltimore,

Maryland

USA

Sciences,

Hydrogen peroxide is one of the central member of the group of active oxygen dexivativc3. It has remluy IKea dcmalstreted tc be plemt in the normal lenses of most of the animal species ia amounts - lO+f. Aqueous humor of patients with some cataracts also have ekvated levels of peroxkkofthesimilarorder. Thesuurceoftheaqwusperox&ofthe cataract patialb, however, remeinl tmlesdval. Tltcsc llnwt@hs were U~touuunineifitcanbcderivedbyalePksse~rnthe eataraetous lenses. After 3, 6 & 11 days of feeding 35% gala&w diet, the animals were anesthetized with kekMneHC!L aad aqueous withdrawn for Hz& analysis. Subsequeotly, the animals were sacriftcul aad lenses isolated and extra&d with hichloroacetic acid (10%). H&J was estimated in the aqwous and lens extract be reacting them with I-“C-aketoglufarie acid and measuring C& formed by dec&oxylation. The levelSOfH*~inhecontrolaquausmdltnswae5f3and190~U) pM. InulcgaIaetmfcdanimrdsPfter11days,tlteaqucouslevcls incmaacdtoIbf4wdthe~s~~dccraasdb69f20IJII. These changestookpke-asafimedonoftimc. Treamwtofgalwosefed euimals with quereihiD (60 mgklayh) and smbieil (2 IQ&/day/rat) preventsdegsiastthe~ intheaqueowmdtbefaUintbelensH,~ contents. Thus, the attenuation of catamct pmva~ts against the A& leakage from the lens. The results indicate that the lens could be a significant swrce of aqueous peroxide.

A meta-analysis and a qualitative overview of published RCTs was undertaken to assess the effectiveness of medical treatment on outcome of patients with POAG. 102 RCTs were published between 1975 and 1991, totalling about 5000 patients. Only 16/102 were properly designed (i.e. an active treatment vs a placebo) to answer the questlnn. Pooling data from suitable studies (~6) a moderate yet statistically significant reduction in mean IOP was shown (-4.9 mmHg). Only 3 RCTs had, however, data on long-term visual field changes and their statistical combination failed to show a significant protective effect (O&0.75.95% C.I.=O.42-1.35) of active treatment. The methodology of the 102 RCTs was also reviewed. The analysis showed serious methodological drawbacks. In 37% RCTs no assessment of visual field abnormalities was made, in 34% RCTs more than 15% patients were lost to follow-up and 53% RCTd excluded them from the final analysis. In addition only 4% RCTs were planned following a priori estimate of sample size, 76% RCTs reported no information on treatment adherence and in 69% trials nt) information about the method of randomization was mentioned. Therefore the vast majority of published trials seems to be of limited value to guide clinical practice.

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