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Evaluation of the protective effect of Compound Kushen Injection against radiation‑induced lung injury in mice
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Evaluation of the protective effect of Compound Kushen Injection against radiation‑induced lung injury in mice
Evaluation of the protective effect of Compound Kushen Injection against radiation‑induced lung injury in mice
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Evaluation of the protective effect of Compound Kushen Injection against radiation‑induced lung injury in mice

2025
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Radiation-induced lung injury (RILI) is a prevalent complication following thoracic radiation, and currently there is a lack of effective intervention options. The present study investigated the potential of Compound Kushen Injection (CKI), a botanical drug, to mitigate inflammatory responses in mice with RILI, along with its underlying mechanisms of action. C3H mice underwent total lung irradiation (TLI) and intraperitoneal injection of CKI (2, 4 or 8 ml/kg) once daily for 8 weeks. Pre-radiation treatment with 4 or 8 ml/kg CKI starting 2 weeks before TLI or concurrent treatment of 8 ml/kg CKI with TLI led to a significantly longer overall survival compared with the TLI vehicle-treated group. Micro-computed tomography evaluations showed that concurrent treatment with 8 ml/kg CKI was associated with a significantly lower incidence of RILI. Histological evaluations revealed that concurrent CKI (4 and 8 ml/kg) treatment significantly reduced grades of lung inflammation. Following radiation at 72 h, TLI plus vehicle-treated mice had significantly elevated serum IL6, IL17A, and transforming growth factor β (TGF-β) levels compared with non-irradiated normal mice. Conversely, mice that received TLI plus CKI displayed lower cytokine levels than those in the TLI plus vehicle-treated mice. Immunohistochemistry staining showed a reduction of TGF-β positive cells in the lung tissues of TLI mice after CKI treatment. The concurrent TLI CKI-treated mice had a significantly reduced cyclooxygenase 2 (COX-2) activity and COX-2 metabolites compared with TLI vehicle-treated mice. These data highlight that CKI substantially reduced radiation-induced lung inflammation, mitigated RILI incidence, and prolonged overall survival.