Does expression of substance-P in normal appendices confirm the neuroimmune appendicitis or disprove the negative appendectomy?
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Keywords
Appendicitis, appendectomy, Neuroimmune, neuropeptide, Substance-P expression.
Abstract
Introduction: Detection of specific histological alteration in appendices was carried out using immunohistochemical technique involved using antibodies against a neuropeptide substance-P (s-P).
Methods: Fifty patients aged 3-45 years (21 male and 29 female) admitted to Azadi Teaching Hospital, Kerkuk province, Iraq with clear clinical symptoms of appendicitis.
Results: Significant differences (p≤0.034) was detected at age 11-15 and 16-30 years of patients with clinical suspected appendicitis (CSA) in most patients while right iliac fossa pain (RIFP), vomiting and nausea were predominate clinical symptoms yet non-specific signs of appendicitis. Only 82% appendices appeared inflamed and 18% were normal (without inflammation), were considered as
experimental cases. The intensity and location of the s-P expression was classified as either no expression (negative s-P), weak (+) or strong (++). In experimental cases it was strongly expressed in nerve plexus than in acute inflammation of epithelium and muscularis layers while in lamina propria the expression was almost the same between the two groups. The normal appendices with symptoms
were found without inflammation yet s-P expression was detectable.
Conclusion: Therefore, the stronger expression of s-P in normal appendices may confirm the concept of neuroimmune appendicitis which disproves the negative term of "appendectomy". Further immunehistochemical studies are on to explore specific histological alteration associated with the pains using other antibodies i.e. vasoactive intestinal polypeptide (VIP) and GAP-43.
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46. Ho WZ; Lai, JP; Zhu, XH; Uvaydova, M and Douglas, SD (1997). Human monocytes and macrophages express substance P and neurokinin-1 receptor. Journal of Immunology; 159: 5654-5660.
47. Payan, D G (1985). Receptor-mediated mitogenic effects of substance P on cultured smooth muscle cells. Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications; 130: 104-109.
48. Nilsson, J; von Euler, AM and Dalsgaard, CJ (1985). Stimulation of connective tissue cell growth by substance P and substance K. Nature; 315: 61-63.
49. Lotz, M; Carson, DA and Vaughan, JH (1987). Substance-P activation of rheumatoid synoviocytes: Neural pathway in pathogenesis of
arthritis. Science; 235(4791): 893-895.
50. Bull, HA; Hothersall, J; Chowdhury, N; Cohen, J and Dowd, PM (1996). Neuropeptides induce release of nitric oxide from human dermal microvascular endothelial cells. Journal of Investigative Dermatology; 106: 655-660.
51. O’Connor, TM; O’Connell, J; O’Brien, DI;Goode, T; Bredin, CP and Shanahan, F (2004).The role of substance P in inflammatory disease. Journal of Cellular Physiology; 201:167-180.
52. Weinstock, JV (2015). Substance-P and the regulation of inflammation in infections and inflammatory bowel disease. Acta physiologica; 213(2): 453-461.
53. Suzuki, R; Furuno, T; McKay, DM; Wolvers, D;Teshima, R; Nakanishi, M and Bienenstock, J (1999). Direct neurite-mast cell communication in vitro occurs via the neuropeptide substance P. Journal of Immunology; 163(5): 2410-2415.
54. Goldblum, JR; Lamps, LW; McKenney, JK and Myers, JL (2018). Rosai and Ackerman's In:Surgical Pathology, 11th ed. ELSIVER Inc.
China. (Online Book) Available at:https://books.google.iq/books?isbn=0323442021
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56. Tintinalli, J (2011). Emergency medicine: a comprehensive study guide 7th ed. New York: McGraw-Hill. USA.
57. Barrett, ML; Hines, AL and Andrews, RM (2013). "Trends in Rates of Perforated Appendix, 2001–2010" Statistical Brief -159. Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project (HCUP) Statistical Briefs [Internet]. Rockville (MD): Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality; USA.
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Diyari AK Lor, Ayoub A Bazzaz, Noorhan A Chelebi, & Suzanne A Bazzaz. (2023). Does expression of substance-P in normal appendices confirm the neuroimmune appendicitis or disprove the negative appendectomy?. Journal of Population Therapeutics and Clinical Pharmacology, 30(3), 331-345. https://doi.org/10.47750/jptcp.2023.30.03.035
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Diyari AK Lor, Ayoub A Bazzaz, Noorhan A Chelebi, & Suzanne A Bazzaz. (2023). Does expression of substance-P in normal appendices confirm the neuroimmune appendicitis or disprove the negative appendectomy?. Journal of Population Therapeutics and Clinical Pharmacology, 30(3), 331-345. https://doi.org/10.47750/jptcp.2023.30.03.035