Вплив фармакокорекції на патофізіологічні особливості морфофункціональних змін нижніх сечовивідних шляхів за наявності експериментального гіперактивного сечового міхура

2019 
Objective. Investigation of restorative processes in the lower urine-excreting ways under the influence of pharmacotherapy, and determination of the most perspective model of the experimental hyperactive bladder (HAB) treatment. Маterials and methods. Еxperimental investigations were conducted on 120 sexually mature white male rats, in which a HAB was simulated. After creation of a hyperactive bladder (HAB) the laboratory animals were divided into four groups. Тhe laboratory animals of every one of three groups, except the fourth, were further divided into three subgroups, and in every subgroup pharmacocorrection was applied in various combinations. Histological investigations of the bladder and urethra were conducted after exclusion of laboratory animals from the experiment in 14 and 28 days. Results. The detrusor hyperactivity of the bladder have been lowered under the influence of pharmacotherapy, conducted in all the laboratory animals groups. In a group of laboratory animals, in which spasmex was applied, the signs of atony  were less pronounced, that in group of laboratory animals, in which mirabegron was injected. Міrabegron in combination with other preparations have lowered the detrusor tone in laboratory animals of all three subgroups significantly. Less pronounced signs of the detrusor atony, than in laboratory animals, in which mirabegron served as a background preparation, were observed in laboratory animals, to which testosterone and estradiol were injected. The detrusor tone was restored almost to the physiological norm level in all subgroups of laboratory animals, to which quercetin was injected with other preparations. Conclusion. Spasmolytic preparations reduce the detrusor tone, but cause the bladder overstretching. Combination of quercetin with і статевими hormones, restorating the organ physiological state, have affected the bladder detrusor hyperactivity most favorably.
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