Treatment with a platelet-activating factor receptor antagonist improves hemodynamics and reduces epinephrine requirements, in a lethal rodent model of anaphylactic shock.
Charles TacquardWalid OulehriOlivier CollangeLene H GarveySusan NicollNicolas TuzinBernard GenyPaul M MertesPublished in: Clinical and experimental allergy : journal of the British Society for Allergy and Clinical Immunology (2019)
AS was characterized by early cardiac dysfunction in our model. Treatment with ABT-491 allowed survival until the end of the experiment and reduced cardiac dysfunction. Use of the PAF-R antagonist had a synergistic effect with epinephrine and allowed a significant reduction in epinephrine consumption. Use of PAF-R antagonists during AS could reduce epinephrine-related complications and improve the treatment of epinephrine refractory cases.