METABOLIC RESPONSES DURING MYOCARDIAL REACTIVE HYPEREMIA IN THE UNANESTHETIZED DOG.
METABOLIC RESPONSES DURING MYOCARDIAL REACTIVE HYPEREMIA IN THE UNANESTHETIZED DOG.
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未麻醉狗心肌反应性充血期间的代谢反应。
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发表时间:
1965
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通讯作者:
D. E. Gregg
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作者:
R. Olsson;D. E. Gregg
Studies of myocardial metabolism during reactive hyperemia in unanesthetized dogs reveals that A-V oxygen difference is consistently decreased during reactive hyperemia. Myocardial oxygen consumption rate is increased, however, as the increase in coronary blood flow rate is greater than the decrease in A-V oxygen difference. Oxygen debt is always, though variably, overpaid. Studies of A-V lactate and pyruvate differences show that occlusions of more than 6 sec regularly lead to lactate production, while occlusions shorter than this do not. It is suggested that myocardial reactive hyperemia is a metabolic response to a metabolite produced by even mild degrees of anoxia. The effects of this metabolite on coronary blood flow appear to be out of proportion to the anoxic stimulus.