EXSANGUINATION COOLING
EXSANGUINATION COOLING
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DOI:
10.1620/tjem.87.185
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发表时间:
1965-01-01
影响因子:
2.2
通讯作者:
IKEDA, S
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作者:
IKEDA, S
The hemodynamics of exsanguination cooling were studied with the use of extracorporeal circulation and a large amount of diluent. The oxygen content of dextran solution after in vitro perfusion through the dog''s lung was as much as 3.4 vols % at 5[degree]C. By using the method of exsanguination cooling, a high cooling rate and low gradient of temperature between esophagus and peripheral tissues were obtained. At the end of cooling the hematocrit value fell to 5%. Low total peripheral resistance in the exsanguination cooling group during rewarming suggests less vaso-obstruction than in whole blood perfused dogs who showed a significantly higher value. Viscosity of 10% low molecular weight dextran was as high as that of the whole blood at 10[degree]C. This concentration of dextran solution is inadequate for use in profound hypothermia. The amount of blood necessary for the entire course of an operation in exsanguination cooling was remarkably less than that in that whole blood priming group. With this method a high survival rate of 75% was obtained in experiments with total circulatory arrest of 30 minutes duration at below 10[degree]C esophageal temperature. Further extension of arrest time decreased the survival rate.