国际眼科杂志
國際眼科雜誌
국제안과잡지
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF OPHTHALMOLOGY
2015年
4期
592-595
,共4页
阿托品化%视觉发育关键期%视觉诱发电位%屈光参差%c-fos
阿託品化%視覺髮育關鍵期%視覺誘髮電位%屈光參差%c-fos
아탁품화%시각발육관건기%시각유발전위%굴광삼차%c-fos
atropinization%critical periods of visual development%flash visual evoked potentials%anisometropia%c-fos
目的:探讨单眼阿托品化对视觉发育关键期内大鼠视觉发育的影响。<br> 方法:将20只出生14 d的健康SD大鼠随机分为实验组和对照组,每组10只,均选取左眼为干预眼,右眼作为对照眼。实验组1%硫酸阿托品眼用凝胶点左眼,每日3次,右眼生理盐水点眼,每日3次。对照组大鼠给予生理盐水点双眼,每日3次。在点眼前及点眼后的7,14,21,28 d分别行闪光视觉诱发电位检查及带状检影法测量屈光度。在点药后28d,从实验组和对照组中各随机选取3只大鼠,检测c-fos mRNA的表达;后在实验组与对照组中再各随机选取3只大鼠,放入暗室2d后给予2h正常饲养环境光线刺激,再次检测c-fos mRNA的表达。<br> 结果:实验组点药后14d产生屈光参差,两眼相差3.9D(P<0.05),实验组大鼠左眼F-VEP的P1波在点药后21 d峰时值延长为88.9±1.889ms,与右眼相比差异有统计学意义(P<0.05)。点药后28d,实验组大鼠左侧视皮层中c-fos mRNA表达较右侧视皮层高,但无显著差异;但在放入暗室2d后再给予2h光线刺激,实验组大鼠左侧视皮层中c-fos mRNA表达为右侧视皮层的5倍,有显著统计学差异(P<0.05)。<br> 结论:在视觉发育关键期内大鼠的单眼慢性阿托品化可形成屈光参差,使视传导发生延迟,阻碍了视皮层的正常发育。大鼠的单眼慢性阿托品化可作为制作屈光参差的研究模型。
目的:探討單眼阿託品化對視覺髮育關鍵期內大鼠視覺髮育的影響。<br> 方法:將20隻齣生14 d的健康SD大鼠隨機分為實驗組和對照組,每組10隻,均選取左眼為榦預眼,右眼作為對照眼。實驗組1%硫痠阿託品眼用凝膠點左眼,每日3次,右眼生理鹽水點眼,每日3次。對照組大鼠給予生理鹽水點雙眼,每日3次。在點眼前及點眼後的7,14,21,28 d分彆行閃光視覺誘髮電位檢查及帶狀檢影法測量屈光度。在點藥後28d,從實驗組和對照組中各隨機選取3隻大鼠,檢測c-fos mRNA的錶達;後在實驗組與對照組中再各隨機選取3隻大鼠,放入暗室2d後給予2h正常飼養環境光線刺激,再次檢測c-fos mRNA的錶達。<br> 結果:實驗組點藥後14d產生屈光參差,兩眼相差3.9D(P<0.05),實驗組大鼠左眼F-VEP的P1波在點藥後21 d峰時值延長為88.9±1.889ms,與右眼相比差異有統計學意義(P<0.05)。點藥後28d,實驗組大鼠左側視皮層中c-fos mRNA錶達較右側視皮層高,但無顯著差異;但在放入暗室2d後再給予2h光線刺激,實驗組大鼠左側視皮層中c-fos mRNA錶達為右側視皮層的5倍,有顯著統計學差異(P<0.05)。<br> 結論:在視覺髮育關鍵期內大鼠的單眼慢性阿託品化可形成屈光參差,使視傳導髮生延遲,阻礙瞭視皮層的正常髮育。大鼠的單眼慢性阿託品化可作為製作屈光參差的研究模型。
목적:탐토단안아탁품화대시각발육관건기내대서시각발육적영향。<br> 방법:장20지출생14 d적건강SD대서수궤분위실험조화대조조,매조10지,균선취좌안위간예안,우안작위대조안。실험조1%류산아탁품안용응효점좌안,매일3차,우안생리염수점안,매일3차。대조조대서급여생리염수점쌍안,매일3차。재점안전급점안후적7,14,21,28 d분별행섬광시각유발전위검사급대상검영법측량굴광도。재점약후28d,종실험조화대조조중각수궤선취3지대서,검측c-fos mRNA적표체;후재실험조여대조조중재각수궤선취3지대서,방입암실2d후급여2h정상사양배경광선자격,재차검측c-fos mRNA적표체。<br> 결과:실험조점약후14d산생굴광삼차,량안상차3.9D(P<0.05),실험조대서좌안F-VEP적P1파재점약후21 d봉시치연장위88.9±1.889ms,여우안상비차이유통계학의의(P<0.05)。점약후28d,실험조대서좌측시피층중c-fos mRNA표체교우측시피층고,단무현저차이;단재방입암실2d후재급여2h광선자격,실험조대서좌측시피층중c-fos mRNA표체위우측시피층적5배,유현저통계학차이(P<0.05)。<br> 결론:재시각발육관건기내대서적단안만성아탁품화가형성굴광삼차,사시전도발생연지,조애료시피층적정상발육。대서적단안만성아탁품화가작위제작굴광삼차적연구모형。
AIM:To investigate the changes of visual development produced by monocular atropinization in rats. <br> METHODS: Twenty normal SD rats were randomly divided into two groups: control group ( n = 10 ) and atropinization ( experimental) group ( n=10 ) . All the left eyes were selected as the experimental eyes, and the right eyes served as the normal eyes. The left eyes in atropinization group was produced by 1% atropine, 3 times a day and the right eyes in control group was treated with normal saline, 3 times a day. The flash visual evoked potentials ( F-VEP ) and retinoscopy refraction of the rats'both eyes were detected at five time points:0, 7, 14, 21, and 28d after atropinization, respectively. After 28d, six rats were randomly selected from both groups and each group had three rats. The expression of the c- fos mRNA was observed in both visual cortexes. Another six rats were chosen for the same test after 2d dark environment with 2h light later. The expression of c-fos mRNA was detected again. <br> RESULTS: After 14d anisometropia was observed in experimental group, the difference was 3. 9D ( P< <br> 0.0 5 ) , F-VEP P1 wave of the rats left in experimental group was reached to 88. 9±1. 889ms at 21d, there was statistical difference compared with the right eye ( P<0.05). After 28d, c-fos mRNA expression in the left visual cortex of rats in the experimental group was higher than that of the right side, but there was no significant difference. But when underwent 2h light stimulation after in the darkroom 2d, the c-fos mRNA expression in in the left visual cortex of rats in the experimental group was 5 times higher than that of the right side, there was a statistically significant difference (P<0. 05). <br> CONCLUSION: In the critical period of visual development, monocular chronic atropine in rats can form anisometropia, may delay the transmission of the optic nerve, hinder the normal development of the visual cortex. Monocular atropinization in rats can be used as the model of anisometropia.