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Treatment of rewarming shock with PDE-inhibitors - Temperature

dependent effects on transport and metabolism of cAMP and cGMP

Selli AL, Kalasho A, Smaglyukova N, Kondratiev T, Lyså R, Sager G, Tveita T, Ravna AW, Dietrichs ES

Experimental and Clinical Pharmacology Research Group, Department of Medical Biology, UiT The Arctic University of Norway, Tromsø, Norway

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Introduction

• Hypothermia – below 35°C

• Rewarming shock contributing to 25-40% mortality

• Accidental and therapeutic hypothermia

• cAMP and cGMP modulates cardiovascular function

Ullstinden December 8th 2018, -13°C

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Objectives

• Pharmacokinetic properties of 6 PDE-inhibitors during hypothermia

• Cellular extrusion, PDE-inhibition and intracellular access

• Sildenafil (Viagra), Milrinone, Levosimendan, Amrinone, Pentoxifylline, Vardenafil

• Clinical relevance

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cGMP increase

• Vasodilation, reducing afterload

• Shown beneficial effects on cardiac output

Håheim B, Kondratiev T, Dietrichs ES, Tveita T: The beneficial hemodynamic effects of afterload reduction by sodium nitroprusside during rewarming from experimental hypothermia. Cryobiology2017, 77:75.

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Sodium nitroprusside (SNP)

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The role of cGMP

Illustration by Erik Sveberg Dietrichs

SNP

Sildenafil

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Methods

Illustration of inside-out-vesicles by Roy Lysaa

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Cellular extrusion

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IC-50 values

Mean IC-50 values for Sildenafil

IC-50: concentration at which the drug has reduced cGMP transport through the efflux pumps by 50%.

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Conclusion

• Preliminary results

• Lower IC-50 values at lower temperatures?

• Further investigation

• PDE-inhibition and intracellular access

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Acknowledgements

• Experimental and Clinical Pharmacology Research Group, Department of Medical Biology, UiT The Arctic University of Norway, Tromsø, Norway

• Adrina Kalasho

• Natalia Smaglyokova

• Timofey Kondratyev

• Roy Lysaa

• Georg Sager

• Torkjel Tveita

• Aina Westerheim Ravna

• Erik Sveberg Dietrichs

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• PDE5-inhibitors: Sildenafil and Vardenafil

• PDE3-inhibitors: Milrinone, Amrinone and Levosimendan (calsium sensitizer)

• Unselective PDE-inhibitor: Pentoxifylline

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