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Title:
SOME PHARMACOLOGICAL STUDIES OF LACIDIPINE IN SOME EXPERIMENTAL ANIMALS
Authors: TAYSSER GAMAL ELOINE ABO EL- RAHMAN, MAHMOUD HAMDY MOHAMED ALI , EL SYAYED AHMED ABO EL·LATIF , RIZK AHMED SANAD ALI
Year: 2003
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Abstract:

Lacidipine is a new dihydropyridine calcium channel blocker that has been introduced in recent years. It is characterized by long lasting effect, high vasoselectivity and potent antioxidant properties. The present work was carried out to screen the pharmacological effects of lacidipine on isolated rabbit aortic strip and isolated rabbit heart. Also the effect of lacidipine on experiementally induced atherosclerosis in rabbits and its role in L-NAME induced hypertension in rats were evaluated. Moreover the effect of lacidipine on isoprenaline induced heart failure in rats was studied, finally we evaluated the protective effect of lacidipine on cyclosporine induced nephrotoxicity in rats. Data obtained in the present study pointed out that lacidipine antagonized KCI, norepinephrine and angiotensin II induced contractions in isolated rabbit aortic strip and produced dose dependent reduction of basal myocardial contractility of isolated rabbit heart. The negative inotropic effect of lacidipine was found to be much less than that of nifedipine. Atherosclerosis was experimentally induced in rabbits by cholesterol feeding in a dose of (lOOmglkg) for 10 weeks. Over the same period a group of cholesterol fed - rabbits were treated with lacidipine in a dose of(1 mglkg). At the end ofthe 10 weeks, blood samples were taken for determination of total cholesterol, LDL, HDC'and triglycerides levels. The histological changes in the aorta were determined microscopically by making sections stained with hematoxyline and eosin.

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