Interaction between isoniazid and diverse vasodilators: Role of decreased cerebral GABA
Por:
De Los Angeles Sánchez-Salvatori M., Ríos C., Vidrio H.
Publicada:
1 ene 1998
Resumen:
Objective: To determine if the interaction between isoniazid and hydralazine, consisting of increased hypotension accompanied by bradycardia, occurs with other vasodilators. Methods: Blood pressure and heart rate responses to a number of vasodilators were determined in rats under chloralose-urethane, pretreated or not with 250 mg/kg of isoniazid. The influence of this dose of isoniazid on GABA levels in the hypothalamus and pons-medulla was assessed in other groups of rats. Results: Increased hypotension and bradycardia following i.p. isoniazid were observed with dipyridamole, prazosin, pinacidil and hydralazine given i.v. Bradycardia without increased hypotension appeared with papaverine and verapamil, while increased hypotension with unchanged heart rate was observed with minoxidil and captopril. Isoniazid decreased GABA in the hypothalamus and pons-medulla. Conclusions: At the high dose used, isoniazid interacts with various vasodilators, irrespective of their mechanism of action. The interaction could be due to the influence of the drug on GABA levels at cardiovascular regulatory sites.
Filiaciones:
De Los Angeles Sánchez-Salvatori M.:
Department of Pharmacology, School of Medicine, National University of Mexico, Mexico City, Mexico
Ríos C.:
Department of Neurochemistry, Natl. Inst. of Neurol. and Neurology, Mexico City, Mexico
Vidrio H.:
Department of Pharmacology, School of Medicine, National University of Mexico, Mexico City, Mexico
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