EFFECT OF MEAN CIRCULATORY FILLING PRESSURE AND OTHER PERIPHERAL CIRCULATORY FACTORS ON CARDIAC OUTPUT
EFFECT OF MEAN CIRCULATORY FILLING PRESSURE AND OTHER PERIPHERAL CIRCULATORY FACTORS ON CARDIAC OUTPUT
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DOI:
10.1152/ajplegacy.1955.180.3.463
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发表时间:
1955-01-01
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KAUFMANN, BN
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作者:
GUYTON, AC;LINDSEY, AW;KAUFMANN, BN
METHODSForty-seven dogs anesthetized with sodium pentobarbital and heparinized with 3 mg/kg of heparin were used in the present experiments. Arterial and right atria1 pressures were measured by mercury and water manometers through catheters inserted into the arterial and venous systems, respectively. In 15 of the experiments the dogs’ hearts were stopped by asphyxiation, a special cannula was fixed by a purse string suture in the wall of the right atrium, blood was pumped through an external circuit by a variable propulsion pump, blood flow was measured by a stromuhr type flowmeter, and the blood was eventually returned through a cannula directly intc the proximal aorta. Experiments in these animals were not performed until all signs of vasomotor activity were gone. In these experiments the mean circulatory filling pressure was varied by increasing or decreasing the blood in the circulatory system, and the right atria1 pressure was varied by changing the propulsive force of the external pump or by changing the degree of resistance in the external system. Experiments similar to those performed above on dead animals were performed on 21 live dogs while blood was pumped from cannulae in the superior and inferior vena cavae through an external circuit and then back into the right atrium through the cardiac end of the superior vena cava.