The importance of platelets for the isolated lamb heart perfused at 13°C☆
The importance of platelets for the isolated lamb heart perfused at 13°C☆
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血小板对于13°C离体羔羊心脏灌注的重要性☆
DOI:
10.1016/0022-4804(79)90058-1
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发表时间:
1979
影响因子:
2.2
通讯作者:
A. Erdmann
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作者:
J. Suaudeau;A. Carvalho;W. Austen;A. Erdmann
To investigate whether or not the addition of functional platelets to a plasma perfusate could improve the preservation of isolated lamb hearts at 13°C for 18 hr, 13 hearts were perfused with platelet-poor plasma. They exhibited a rise in coronary vascular resistance, edema, and poor function upon terminal rewarming for left ventricular assessment. Twelve other hearts were perfused with platelet-rich plasma (PRP) harvested from a flow-through centrifuge. Platelets aggregated in the circuit and had alteredin vitrofunction. These hearts also became edematous and could not tolerate left atrial perfusion at final assessment. The addition of Pluronic F68, a nonionic surface active agent, to PRP prevented platelet aggregation in the perfusion circuit and preserved platelet function in the perfusate. Six hearts perfused with this modified PRP had stable coronary vascular resistance, had no significant weight gain, and contracted vigorously upon terminal rewarming, with 4 out of 6 able to support left atrial perfusion. These results suggest that unaggregated, functional platelets reduce edema and stabilize coronary vascular resistance in the isolated heart perfused at cold temperatures.