Potential effect of lidocaine on ischemic myocardial injury: experimental and clinical observations.
Potential effect of lidocaine on ischemic myocardial injury: experimental and clinical observations.
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利多卡因对缺血性心肌损伤的潜在作用:实验和临床观察。
DOI:
10.1016/0022-4804(78)90044-6
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发表时间:
1978
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J. Vasko
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作者:
H. Boudoulas;P. Karayannacos;R. Lewis;G. Kakos;J. Kilman;J. Vasko
The effect of lidocaine on ischemic myocardial injury was studied in acute myocardial infarction (AMI). In 20 anesthetized dogs coronary artery ligation (CAL) was performed. Dogs were divided into three groups. Group I (n= 8) had CAL only, Group II (n= 6) received 3 mg/kg of lidocaine (L) 30 min post-CAL, Group III (n= 6) received the same bolus injection of L and an L infusion of 2 mg/min for 120 min. In Group I the sum of ST segment elevation (Σ ST) and the number of sites showing >1 mV ST elevation (NST), as measured from epicardial mapping, were unchanged between 30 and 150 min post-CAL, the mean R magnitude decreased significantly, and 12 new Q waves were recorded. In Groups II and III, 15 min after L administration, Σ ST and NST decreased significantly (P< 0.05) and remained unchanged until the end of the study. There was no difference in Σ ST and NST changes between Groups II and III. No R wave magnitude changes or Q waves were observed between 30 and 150 min post-CAL in Groups II and III. Coronary sinus CPK at 150 min post-CAL increased more in Group II than in Group I (23 ± 3 vs 49.7 ± 9,P< 0.05). A negative inotropic effect was demonstrated by decreases in peakdp/dt(510 ± 50 mm Hg/sec,P< 0.05) anddQ/dt(28 ± 2%,P< 0.05) 5 min after the L bolus.This effect of lidocaine on Σ ST and NST was studied in six patients with anterior AMI. L decreased significantly both Σ ST and NST in the patients studied.These data suggest that lidocaine has a beneficial effect, decreasing ischemic injury and/or delaying the process of ischemic necrosis. This appears to be caused by a negative inotropic effect, which may be beneficial in the early post-open-heart surgery period and in patients with acute myocardial infarction.