1st Edition

Pharmacology and Pathophysiology of the Control of Breathing

Edited By Denham S. Ward, Albert Dahan, Luc Teppema Copyright 2005
    888 Pages 12 B/W Illustrations
    by CRC Press

    Exploring the functional anatomy and physiology of the ventilatory control system from the intracellular to the integrative level, this references serves as the first source to offer comprehensive coverage of the influences of various pharmacological agents on the control of breathing.

    Introduction Claude Lenfant

    Preface

    Foreword Thomas L. Hornbein

    Contributors

    Abbreviations

    NEUROPHARMACOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY

    Peripheral Chemoreceptors: Sensors of Metabolic Status

    Colin A. Nurse

    Introduction

    Cellular Organization and Innervation of the Carotid Body

    Carotid Body Chemoreceptors: O-Sensitive Kþ Channels

    What is the O Sensor and How is it Linked to Kþ Channel(s)?

    Role of Fast-Acting Neurotransmitters in Chemosensory Processing

    Glucose Sensing in the Carotid Body

    Neuromodulation in the Carotid Body

    Future Directions

    Acknowledgments

    References

    Central Chemoreceptors

    Luc J. Teppema and Albert Dahan

    Introduction

    Location of Central Chemoreceptors

    Mechanism of Central Chemoreception

    Central Chemoreceptors and Breathing

    References

    Suprapontine Control of Breathing

    Shakeeb H. Moosavi, David Paydarfar, and Steven A. Shea

    Introduction

    Definitions and Terminology

    Volitional Control

    Involuntary Emotional Influences

    Tonic Excitatory and Inhibitory Drives

    Interaction between ‘Behavioral’ and

    ‘Automatic’ Control

    Learned Respiratory Behaviors

    Summary

    Acknowledgments

    References

    Measurement of Drug Effects on Ventilatory Control

    Denham S. Ward

    Introduction

    Measurement Techniques

    Quantification of Drug Pharmacodynamics

    Resting Measurements

    Hypercapnic Ventilatory Response

    Hypoxic Ventilatory Response

    Changes in Airway Pressure

    Other Stimuli

    References

    Response Surface Modeling of Drug Interactions: Model Selection and Multimodel Inference Using

    the Bootstrap

    Erik Olofsen and Albert Dahan

    Introduction

    Pharmacodynamic Interaction Models

    Model Selection and Multimodel Inference

    The Bootstrap

    Applications

    Conclusions

    References

    Respiratory Neuroplasticity: Respiratory Gases, Development, and Spinal Injury

    David D. Fuller, Gordon S. Mitchell, and Ryan W. Bavis

    Introduction

    Plasticity Induced by Respiratory Gases in

    Adult Mammals

    Developmental Plasticity and the Control of Breathing

    Sex Hormones

    Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) and Respiratory Plasticity

    Conclusion

    Acknowledgments

    References

    Airway Reflexes in Humans

    Takashi Nishino

    Introduction

    Central Nervous System

    Afferent Innervation of the Upper Airway and Receptors

    Reflex Responses from the Upper Airway

    Afferent Innervation of the Lower Airway and

    Receptors

    Integrative Aspects of the Airway Reflexes

    Elicited from the Lower Airways

    Clinical Problems Associated with Airway Reflexes

    Conclusions

    Acknowledgments

    References

    Inheritance and Ventilatory Behavior in Animal Models

    Kingman P. Strohl

    Introduction

    Evidence and Implications for Inheritance of Ventilatory Traits in Humans

    Targeting Ventilatory Traits in Small Animals

    Evidence for the Inheritance of Ventilatory Traits in Rodents

    Estimates of the Strength of Inheritance

    Studies of Gene Effects in Rodent Models

    A Physiogenetic Map of Ventilatory Behavior

    Overview and Future Directions

    Acknowledgments

    References

    PATHOPHYSIOLOGY

    Congenital Central Hypoventilation Syndrome: Should We Rename it Congenital Autonomopathy?

    David Gozal

    Introduction

    Definition and Diagnosis

    Pathophysiology

    Animal Models

    Structural Central Nervous System Abnormalities

    Physiologic Abnormalities of Ventilatory Control

    Autonomic Nervous System Dysfunction

    Summary and Conclusions

    Acknowledgment

    References

    Upper Airway Obstruction in Sleep Apnea

    Susheel P. Patil, Hartmut Schneider, Philip L. Smith, and Alan R. Schwartz

    Introduction

    Epidemiologic and Clinical Risk Factors

    Pathogenesis of Upper Airway Obstruction

    Therapeutic Implications

    Summary and Conclusions

    References

    High Altitude

    Frank L. Powell and Philip E. Bickler

    Introduction

    Ventilatory Response to High Altitude

    Time Domains of the HVR

    Increases in the Hypercapnic Ventilatory Response (HCVR) with Acclimatization

    High Altitude Diseases and Ventilatory Control

    References

    Obesity and the Control of Breathing

    Khalid F. Almoosa and Shahrokh Javaheri

    Introduction

    Overview of Obesity

    Effects of Obesity on the Respiratory System

    Disorders of Ventilatory Control Associated with Obesity

    Effects of Treatment of Obesity and OSAH on Ventilatory Control and PaCO

    Conclusion

    References

    CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY

    Pain Management and Regional Anesthesia

    Peter L. Bailey and Rajbala Thakur

    Introduction

    Postoperative Respiratory Dysfunction

    Other Effects of Pain and Surgical Trauma

    Pain Control and Chronic Pain

    Effects of Pain and Pain Management on

    Respiratory Function

    Regional Analgesia

    Other Analgesic Agents

    Pre-Emptive Analgesia

    Perioperative Analgesia and Pulmonary Outcome

    Cardiac Surgery

    Summary

    References

    Ventilatory Effects of Medications Used for Moderate and Deep Sedation

    Jeffrey B. Gross and Dante A. Cerza

    Introduction

    Sedatives

    Opioids

    Drug Combinations

    Strategies for Minimizing Respiratory

    Risks of Sedation

    Conclusion

    References

    Central Effects of General Anesthesia

    Eckehard A.E. Stuth, Edward J. Zuperku, and Astrid G. Stucke

    Introduction

    General Effects of Anesthetics on Respiration

    Anesthetic Effects on Fast Synaptic Neurotransmission

    Overview of the Brainstem Respiratory Network

    Paradigms of Anesthetic Effects on Respiratory

    Neurotransmission

    Summary and Outlook

    Acknowledgment

    References

    The Influence of Inhalational Anesthetics on Carotid Body Mediated Ventilatory Responses

    Albert Dahan, Raymonda Romberg, Elise Sarton, and Luc J. Teppema

    Introduction

    Influence of Inhalational Anesthetics on the Ventilatory

    Response to Hypoxia and Hypercapnia

    Pain and Behavioral Responses

    Short-Term Potentiation of Breathing (STP)

    Conclusions

    References

    General Anesthesia and Respiratory Mechanics

    David O. Warner

    Introduction

    Normal Function of the Respiratory Pump

    Effects of Anesthesia on Chest Wall Mechanics

    Effects of Anesthesia on Upper Airway Mechanics

    Effects of Anesthesia on Lung Mechanics

    Summary

    References

    Recovery from Anesthesia

    Shiroh Isono and Jacob Rosenberg

    Introduction

    Impairment and Recovery of Upper Airway Function after Anesthesia

    Impairment and Recovery of Chemical Control of Breathing after Anesthesia

    Impairment and Recovery of Lung Function after Surgery

    Late Postoperative Nocturnal Hypoxemia

    References

    Neuromuscular Blocking Agents and Ventilation

    Lars I. Eriksson

    Regulation of Breathing

    Respiratory Pump Function and the

    Control of the Upper Airways

    References

    Cardiovascular Drugs and the Control of Breathing

    Denham S. Ward and Suzanne Karan

    Introduction

    Catecholamine Agonists and Antagonists

    Renin–Angiotensin System

    Calcium Channel Blockers

    Purinoceptor Agonists and Antagonists

    Other Agents

    References

    Author Index

    Subject Index

    Biography

    Ward, Denham S.; Dahan, Albert; Teppema, Luc

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    -Thomas Hornbein