2013
DOI: 10.1053/j.semperi.2013.01.002
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The role of hyperoxia in the pathogenesis of experimental BPD

Abstract: Supplemental oxygen is often used as a life-saving therapy in the treatment of preterm infants. However, its protracted use can lead to the development of bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD), and more recently, has been associated with adversely affecting the general health of children and adolescents born preterm. Efforts to understand how exposure to excess oxygen can disrupt lung development have historically focused on the interplay between oxidative stress and anti-oxidant defense mechanisms. However, there … Show more

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“…The decreased incidence of severe ROP, need for laser treatment, and BPD with graded SpO 2 targets is consistent with the results of other studies using a lower SpO 2 target (13). Exposure to supplemental oxygen in the premature developing lung is a major factor contributing to the development of BPD (31,32). It is possible that use of initial lower SpO 2 targets and later higher SpO 2 targets protects the lung from the hyperoxia induced injury and production of cytotoxic reactive oxygen species during the early stages of lung development.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The decreased incidence of severe ROP, need for laser treatment, and BPD with graded SpO 2 targets is consistent with the results of other studies using a lower SpO 2 target (13). Exposure to supplemental oxygen in the premature developing lung is a major factor contributing to the development of BPD (31,32). It is possible that use of initial lower SpO 2 targets and later higher SpO 2 targets protects the lung from the hyperoxia induced injury and production of cytotoxic reactive oxygen species during the early stages of lung development.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A fokozott oxigénigény -mint a ROP esetében is -hasonló sejtkárosító hatást fejt ki a tüdőben is [40,41,42]. Fő különbség azonban, hogy a tüdőnek kell biztosítani az extrauterin élet megnöve-kedett anyacseréje számára az oxigént.…”
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“…There is also evidence of altered elastin turnover, as assessed by urinary excretion of the desmosine elastin cross-link, in infants with BPD (12). These data point to disturbances to ECM production and processing in BPD, which may be mimicked in animal models, employing either hyperoxia, caloric restriction, mechanical ventilation, or preterm delivery as an injurious stimulus in rats, mice, lambs, and baboons (6,13,49,66). The lung histopathology that results is reminiscent of that of BPD in humans, with evident air space enlargement, septal wall thickening, and a reduced number of alveoli, as well as perturbations to ECM structures.…”
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