Synergistic effects of ethanol and hyperthermia on carotid artery vasoconstriction.

Abstract:

BACKGROUND:Heatstroke is a serious condition and clinical studies indicate that vascular stroke increases with excessive consumption of alcohol (ethanol). It was our objective to test the influence of ethanol on cerebral perfusion at normal and higher temperatures. METHODS:Recording of isometric tension in rabbit carotid artery strips in organ baths with different concentrations of ethanol at 37 degrees C and during hyperthermia (39-43 degrees C) and scintigraphic cerebral imaging of a radioactive isotope in the control situation and during hyperthermia. RESULTS:Stepwise heating induced reproducible reversible graded contraction, proportional to temperature. At high concentrations (toxic levels), ethanol induced an increase in tension and heating potentiated these responses. Extracellular Mg(2+) potentiated both heat-induced contraction and ethanol-induced contraction while extracellular Ca(2+) had no effect on these responses. During hyperthermia and ethanol scintigraphic isotope uptake was reduced in cortical and cerebellar regions. CONCLUSIONS:Carotid artery vasomotor tone is temperature dependent and heating induces vasoconstriction. Alcohol (ethanol) at 37 degrees C elicited carotid artery contraction at high concentrations (toxic levels) but at any concentration during elevated temperature (39-43 degrees C). Ethanol potentiated the effect of hyperthermia-induced vasoconstriction and reduced cerebral perfusion as shown by radionuclide imaging. The synergistic effect of ethanol and hyperthermia may induce heat stroke and brain damage.

authors

Mustafa S,Thulesius O,Elgazzar AH,Ismael HN

doi

10.1111/j.1475-097X.2007.00733.x

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2007-05-01 00:00:00

pages

185-90

issue

3

eissn

1475-0961

issn

1475-097X

pii

CPF733

journal_volume

27

pub_type

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