Responses of myocardial high energy phosphates and wall thickening to prolonged regional hypoperfusion induced by subtotal coronary stenosis.
Responses of myocardial high energy phosphates and wall thickening to prolonged regional hypoperfusion induced by subtotal coronary stenosis.
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心肌高能磷酸盐和壁增厚对冠状动脉次全狭窄引起的长期局部低灌注的反应。
DOI:
10.1002/mrm.1910300106
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发表时间:
1993
影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
Uğurbil,K
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文献类型:
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作者:
Zhang,J;Path,G;Chepuri,V;Xu,Y;Yoshiyama,M;Bache,RJ;From,AH;Uğurbil,K
The response of the myocardium to prolonged or chronic ischemia may differ from the well documented changes that occur acutely subsequent to the onset of hypoperfusion. Therefore, we have examined in an instrumented canine model and using spatially localized spectroscopy to achieve transmural differentiation, the myocardial HEP andPilevels as well as wall thickeningin situduring prolonged ischemia induced by sustained coronary artery stenosis. The results demonstrate that subtotal coronary artery occlusion causes immediate andtransmurallyinhomogeneous decreases in the myocardial HEP content and increase in thePi/CP ratio; however, during prolonged mild hypoperfusion, metabolic changes occur which lead to statistically significant recovery of CP (but not ATP) and disappearance ofPidespite the persistence of reduced blood flow and oxygen supply. Upon release of the occlusion, the previously ischemic muscle recovered blood flow, and some (but not all) of its preischemic contractile function without parallel changes in the HEP levels. It is concluded that normal HEP andPilevels cannot be equated with either the absence of underperfusion orinsensitivityof NMR spectroscopy to ischemia. Rather, it is imperative that bothfunctionalandspectroscopicmeasurements are performed simultaneously to distinguish between ischemic myocardium which is adapted versus unadapted to the hypoperfusion.