Tissue oxygen exchange and reactive hyperemia following microembolization.
Tissue oxygen exchange and reactive hyperemia following microembolization.
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微栓塞后的组织氧交换和反应性充血。
DOI:
10.1016/0022-4804(82)90182-2
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发表时间:
1982
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Goldfarb,RD
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作者:
Landau,SE;Alexander,RS;PowersJr,SR;Stratton,HH;Goldfarb,RD
We tested the hypothesis that microembolization of canine skeletal muscle causes a defect in tissue oxygen transport leading to reduced oxygen consumption at low blood flow rates. Before embolization, oxygen consumption was proportional to flow at flow levels less than 2.8 ml min−1100 g−1. Embolization with up to 90 million 15-μm polystyrene spheres caused oxygen consumption to be proportional to flow at flows less than 4.0 ml min−1100 g−1(P< 0.05). At higher flow rates, oxygen consumption was independent of flow rate and the same before and after microembolization. The increase in vascular conductance in response to 2 min arterial occlusion or 1 ml 10 mMadenosine were progressively diminished by increasing doses of microspheres. Both responses were attenuated to the same degree. These data support the hypothesis that microembolization diminishes the ability of the vascular bed to recruit capillaries and restricts tissue oxygen transport, reducing oxygen consumption. Therefore, microembolization may model the defect in tissue oxygen utilization and reactive hyperemia that have been observed in the clinical states of trauma and sepsis suggesting that microembolization may be the mechanism for these defects.