• Jornal de pediatria · Sep 2000

    [High frequency oscillation ventilation compared to conventional mechanical ventilation plus exogenous surfactant replacement in rabbits]

    • J Piva, P Chatrkaw, K Choong, H Frndova, and P Cox.
    • Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, RS, Brazil.
    • J Pediatr (Rio J). 2000 Sep 1; 76 (5): 349-56.

    Objective(a) to evaluate the effect on oxygenation and ventilation of rabbits with induced surfactant depletion when they are submitted to a conventional mechanical ventilation, plus a small dose of exogenous surfactant; (b) to compare this group with another group submitted to a High Frequency Oscillation (HFO) without exogenous surfactant administration.MethodsTwenty New Zealand White rabbits weighing (-/+ 3 kg) were anaesthetized and artificially induced to a endogenous surfactant depletion by successively lung lavage with normal saline (aliquots of 25 ml/kg) until to reach a persistent PaO(2) less than 100 mmHg when submitted to a mechanical ventilation in a pressure control mode with a target tidal volume of 10ml/kg, PEEP of 5cm H(2)O, FiO(2) 1.0, respiratory rate 30/min, and inspiratory time of 0.65 s. Then the rabbits were divided in (a) CMV+S group, submitted to a conventional mechanical ventilation plus exogenous surfactant replacement; (b) HFO group, submitted to a High Frequency Oscillation Ventilation. Arterial blood gases were measured at control period, post lung lavage, 15, 16 and 120 minutes after treatment started. The groups were compared using Student t test.ResultsThe post lung lavage PaO(2) in both groups was lower than 50mmHg (p=0.154), increasing after 15 min of treatment to 254 mmHg (CMV+S) and 288 mmHg (HFO, p=0.626). The PaO(2) at 60 and 120 minutes were higher (p=0.001) in the HFO group (431 e 431 mmHg) when compared with the CMV+S group, which showed a progressive fall (148 e 126 mmHg). At 60 minutes of treatment, the PaCO(2) was lower (p=0.008) in the CMV+S group (29 versus 41 mmHg).ConclusionsIn ARDS animal model a protect mechanical ventilation strategy as HFO by itself promotes a fast and persistent increase in the oxygenation, with superior levels than those observed in animals treated with conventional mechanical ventilation plus exogenous surfactant replacement.

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