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백서에서 산성식염수 반복주사로 유발된 이질통에 대한 minocycline의 영향The Effect of Minocycline on Allodynia Produced by Repeated Injection of Low pH Saline in Rats

Authors
우영철강현백종화박정원정용훈김진윤구길회박선규
Issue Date
2007
Publisher
대한마취통증의학회
Keywords
acid; allodynia; microglia; minocycline; muscle injection
Citation
Korean Journal of Anesthesiology, v.53, no.1, pp 97 - 103
Pages
7
Journal Title
Korean Journal of Anesthesiology
Volume
53
Number
1
Start Page
97
End Page
103
URI
https://scholarworks.bwise.kr/cau/handle/2019.sw.cau/29922
ISSN
2005-6419
2005-7563
Abstract
Backgrond: Activation of glial cells (microglia and astroglia) has been observed in rat neuropathic pain models and they are known to play a role in inducing allodynia in these animals. Minocycline (MC), a tetracycline derivative antibiotics, displays selective inhibition of microglial activation. The author investigated antinociceptive effect of intrathecal administration of MC on muscular pain model induced by repetitive intramuscular injection of low pH saline. Methods: pH 5 saline was injected into gastrocnemius muscle of rat. Second injection of pH 5 saline was done 3 days after first injection. To study preventive effect of MC, normal saline or MC 50μg or 100μg was administered intrathecally 15 min before each low pH saline injection. To evaluate the therapeutic effect, normal saline or MC 500μg was administered intrathecally after pain model made. To quantify the mechanical allodynia, withdrawal threshold to mechanical stimuli was measured using von Frey filament. Results: Preventive administration of MC 50μg did not attenuate the mechanical allodynia, on the contrary MC 100μg administration showed pain attenuation. Therapeutic administration of MC 500μg did not show analgesic effect. Conclusions: Preventive intrathecal administration of MC 100μg attenuated mechanical allodynia, but not in preventive MC 50μg and therapeutic administration.
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