REACTIVE HYPEREMIA CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MYOCARDIUM
REACTIVE HYPEREMIA CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MYOCARDIUM
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DOI:
10.1152/ajplegacy.1960.199.6.1143
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发表时间:
1960-01-01
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通讯作者:
GREGG, DE
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作者:
COFFMAN, JD;GREGG, DE
Blood flow before and after occlusion of cannulated left circumflex coronary arteries of anesthetized open-chest dogs was studied using a continuously recording rotameter. Five- to one hundred and eighty-seconds occlusion periods were performed. Flow in excess of control flow (reactive hyperemia), peak flow, and duration of reactive hyperemia increased in magnitude following c occlusions up to approximately 2 minutes. Flow debts estimated from control flows before occlusion were almost always overpaid. Series of 30-seconds occlusions showed that the reactive hyperemic blood flow responses were uniform in the same dog. In 15 dogs, the effect of drugs on myocardial reactive hyperemia was variable; isoproterenol, levarterenol and epinephrine usually did not alter or increased, while Pitressin decreased, reactive hyperemic blood flow. It is concluded that the myocardial response to anoxia is a reproducible phenomenen, increases with lengthening period of anoxia, is variably affected by drugs and that the estimated flow debt for myocardial anoxia is overpaid.