MYOCARDIAL-FUNCTION AND TRANSMURAL BLOOD-FLOW DURING CORONARY VENOUS RETROPERFUSION IN PIGS
MYOCARDIAL-FUNCTION AND TRANSMURAL BLOOD-FLOW DURING CORONARY VENOUS RETROPERFUSION IN PIGS
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DOI:
10.1161/01.cir.86.4.1265
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发表时间:
1992-10-01
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影响因子:
37.8
通讯作者:
ROSS, J
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作者:
OH, BH;VOLPINI, M;ROSS, J
Background. The degree of recovery of regional myocardial contraction during coronary venous retroperfusion has not been well established, particularly in the absence of coronary collateral channels. Therefore, the maximal functional benefit attainable with coronary venous retroperfusion was assessed in pigs by means of using selective pump retroperfusion of the left anterior descending vein, with venting of the left anterior descending artery to zero pressure.Methods and Results. In eight anesthetized open-chest pigs during selective left anterior descending venous retroperfusion over a range of retroperfusion flows, regional myocardial function (percent systolic wall thickening by sonomicrometry) increased progressively to an average of 62% of control values at a retroperfusion flow rate 200% of control arterial flow. Progressive thickening of the end-diastolic dimension of the anterior wall was observed with increasing retroperfusion flow (from 8.7+/-0.9 to 10.7+/-2.3 mm, p