Effects of a novel inotropic agent, BAY y 5959, in conscious dogs: comparison with dobutamine and milrinone.
Effects of a novel inotropic agent, BAY y 5959, in conscious dogs: comparison with dobutamine and milrinone.
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新型正性肌力药物 BAY y 5959 对清醒狗的影响:与多巴酚丁胺和米力农的比较。
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10.1152/ajpheart.1997.272.2.h753
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1997
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Vatner,SF
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Sato,N;Uechi,M;Asai,K;Patrick,T;Kudej,RK;Vatner,SF
Traditional inotropic agents, e.g., those that increase myocardial contraction through enhanced cyclic AMP or those that increase contractility at a relatively high O2 cost are frequently not useful in the clinical setting. Accordingly, newer agents that operate through different mechanisms have been synthesized. The goal of the present study was to compare the effects of a new Ca2+ promotor, BAY y 5959, with more traditional inotropic agents, dobutamine and milrinone, in 11 conscious dogs chronically instrumented for measurement of left ventricular (LV) and arterial pressures, LV internal diameter, wall thickness, coronary blood flow, and arterial and coronary sinus O2 content. Equi-inotropic doses of BAY y 5959 (20 microg x kg(-1) x min(-1)), dobutamine (10 microg x kg(-1) x min(-1)), and milrinone (10 microg x kg(-1) x min(-1)) were selected, which increased the LV rate of pressure development in sinus rhythm by 71-78% from similar baselines. Heart rate rose with dobutamine (+24 +/- 4%) and milrinone (+23 +/- 2%) but fell with BAY y 5959 (-35 +/- 3%). Dobutamine increased myocardial O2 consumption (MV(O2)) by 88 +/- 10%. In contrast, MV(O2) increased less with BAY y 5959 (+9 +/- 3%) and milrinone (+16 +/- 5%; P < 0.05). Furthermore, mechanical efficiency was also calculated either with direct measurement of cardiac output or by pressure-volume loops. Dobutamine and milrinone did not change efficiency; however, BAY y 5959 increased efficiency by 19 +/- 5%. With the heart rate held constant, BAY y 5959 increased MV(O2) by 32 +/- 4% but still increased efficiency by 28 +/- 7%. Thus the Ca2+ promotor BAY y 5959 has unique features that might be desirable for clinical applications where inotropic support is indicated, but increased MV(O2) without enhanced mechanical efficiency is deleterious.