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1 SD g n PE C Key words acupuncture stimulation overactive bladder rat bladder irritation C C fiber Received November 17, 2008; Accepted January 9, 2009 I Overactive Bladder; OAB 1, TEL: FAX: hinokokoro@meiji-u.ac.jp Aδ silent C 4 Adenosine triphosphate; ATP C C 4
2 26 The Bulletin of Meiji University of Integrative Medicine Ach C transient receptor potential vanilloid receptor-1; TRPV1 10 QOL II Sprague-Dawley g lights on at 7:00 and off at 19: mg/kg 3cm PE Yamashita Giken, Tokushima, Japan Brain Science Idia, USA ml/hr Nihon Kohden, Tokyo, Japan PowerLab/8s Chart Program V5.2.1 PowerLab/8s AD Insturuments Fig A n 8 B n C n 8 1 D n mg/kg C 20mg/ml Sigma 10 ethanol 10 Tween negative eye wipe test
3 Fig. 1. Schematic diagram of the experiment protocol. (A) Rats with bladder overactivity induced by acetic acid, (B) those treated with sacral acupuncture stimulation after induction of bladder overactivity by acetic acid (acupuncture stimulation rats), (C) non-acetic acid infusion rats and (D) those treated with sacral acupuncture stimulation after capsaicin-desensitization (capsaicin-desensitized rats) One-way factorial ANOVA Tukey HSD test 5 Fig. 2. The analysis parameters on cystometrograms. intercontraction interval (ICI), basal pressure (BP), threshold pressure (TP) and micturition pressure (MP) Fig. 2 min 1 cmh 2 O cmh 2 O cmh 2 O 6 0.3mm 30mm S3 1 2Hz III 1 Table 1 3 Fig. 3 Table 1 vs P vs P vs P vs P min min vs
4 28 Table 1. Changes in cystometric parameters in the four group of rats. (A) Rats with bladder overactivity induced by acetic acid, (B) those treated with sacral acupuncture stimulation after induction of bladder overactivity by acetic acid (acupuncture stimulation rats), (C) non-acetic acid infusion rats and (D) those treated with sacral acupuncture stimulation after capsaicindesensitization (capsaicin-desensitized rats). The Bulletin of Meiji University of Integrative Medicine Cystometric parameters shown as mean SE. P<0.05, P<0.01: Before acetic acid infusion vs After acetic acid infusion. P<0.01: Before acetic acid infusion vs After saline infusion. Fig. 3. Typical cystometric findings in a rat with bladder overactivity induced by acetic acid (A), those in a rat treated with acupuncture stimulation after the induction of bladder overactivity by acetic acid before and after sacral acupuncture stimulation (B), those in a non-acetic acid infusion rat before and after sacral acupuncture stimulation (C) and those in a rat treated with sacral acupuncture stimulation with capsaicin-desensitization either before or after sacral stimulation (D). P vs P vs P Table 1 vs P vs P 0.141
5 C 2 C C Table 1 Fig. 3 C IV C Aδ 14,15 C 9 C C 11 9 C TRPV1 C C TRPV1 4,16, C C Sato
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8 32 The Effects of Sacral Acupuncture on Acetic Acid-induced Bladder Overactivity in Rats Kokoro Hino Department of Clinical Acupuncture and Moxibustion, Meiji University of Integrative Medicine The Bulletin of Meiji University of Integrative Medicine ABSTRACT Objectives: This study investigated the effects of sacral acupuncture on bladder overactivity induced by acetic acid in conscious rats. Methods: A total of 28 female Sprague-Dawley rats weighing 200 to 270 g were used in the present study. Animals were divided into 4 groups such as: A) Rats with bladder overactivity induced by acetic acid; B) those treated with sacral acupuncture stimulation after the induction of bladder overactivity by acetic acid (acupuncture stimulation rats); C) non-acetic acid infusion rats; and D) those treated with sacral acupuncture stimulation after capsaicin-desensitization (capsaicin-desensitized rats). Four or five days after polyethylene catheter implantation into the bladder, cystometry (CMGs) was performed without anesthesia. After obtaining base line CMG values with saline infusion, 0.25% acetic acid was infused constantly at the same infusion rate for 60 min. The following variables such as the intercontraction interval (ICI), basal pressure (BP), threshold pressure (TP) and micturition pressure (MP) were measured. Results: In control rats and acupuncture stimulation rats, ICI after induction of bladder overactivity by acetic acid was significantly decreased compared with the baseline, from 14.4±1.4 min to 8.2±1.3 min and from 15.7±1.7 min to 7.7±1.1 min, respectively. In acupuncture stimulation rats, ICI recovered from 7.7±1.1 min to 10.7±1.7 min by the sacral acupuncture stimulation. After recovery, ICI was not significantly shorter than that before acetic acid infusion. In non-acetic acid infusion rats, ICI after acupuncture increased from 16.2±1.9 min to 19.3±1.8 min, which did not reach a significant level. In capsaicin-desensitized rats, ICI did not decrease after induction bladder overactivity by acetic acid. Furthermore, there were no significant differences in ICI after sacral acupuncture stimulation. Conclusions: Sacral acupuncture might contribute to improving bladder overactivity induced by acetic acid through inhibition of capsaicin-sensitive C-fiber activation.
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