USE OF CATHETER-TIP VELOCITY-PRESSURE TRANSDUCER TO EVALUATE LEFT-VENTRICULAR FUNCTION IN MAN - EFFECTS OF INTRAVENOUS PROPRANOLOL
USE OF CATHETER-TIP VELOCITY-PRESSURE TRANSDUCER TO EVALUATE LEFT-VENTRICULAR FUNCTION IN MAN - EFFECTS OF INTRAVENOUS PROPRANOLOL
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DOI:
10.1161/01.cir.61.5.946
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发表时间:
1980-01-01
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影响因子:
37.8
通讯作者:
CONTI, CR
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作者:
KLINKE, WP;CHRISTIE, LG;CONTI, CR
A catheter-tip velocity transducer with 2 high-fidelity pressure manometers was used to evaluate the left ventricular (LV) hemodynamic effects of i.v. propranolol (10 mg). Nine patients without clinical evidence of heart failure were studied. Pulsatile ascending aortic blood flow velocity and pressure and LV pressure were measured continuously during drug administration. Beat-to-beat changes in stroke volume index, stroke work index, LV end-diastolic pressure, maximum blood flow velocity and acceleration and maximum LV dP/dt [1st derivative of end diastole pressure] were determined. Propranolol produced a decrease in maximum blood flow velocity (from 58 .+-. 4.7 to 42 .+-. 5.1 cm/s, P < 0.002) acceleration (from 1181 .+-. 130 to 847 .+-. 117 cm/s2, P < 0.002), max dP/dt (from 1361 .+-. 70 to 1146 .+-. 63 mm Hg/s, P < 0.002), stroke volume index (from 47 .+-. 3.0 to 38 .+-. 3.2 ml/m2, P < 0.002) and total stroke work index (from 702 .+-. 33 to 603 .+-. 44 mJ/m2, P < 0.04) with little change in mean aortic pressure, peak systolic pressure and LV end-diastolic pressure. Depression in myocardial function was detectable within 1 min after initiation of propranolol and persisted when negative chronotropic effects were eliminated by atrial pacing. The multisensor catheter technique allows rapid and safe detection of changes in cardiovascular function during propranolol administration in conscious man.