REFERENCE SAMPLE MICROSPHERE METHOD - CARDIAC-OUTPUT AND BLOOD FLOWS IN CONSCIOUS RAT
REFERENCE SAMPLE MICROSPHERE METHOD - CARDIAC-OUTPUT AND BLOOD FLOWS IN CONSCIOUS RAT
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DOI:
10.1152/ajpheart.1980.239.4.h443
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发表时间:
1980-01-01
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通讯作者:
FROHLICH, ED
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作者:
ISHISE, S;PEGRAM, BL;FROHLICH, ED
Validation of the reference sample method (RSM) in the rat was accomplished by the following: simultaneous measurement of cardiac output (CO) by the RSM and electromagnetic flowmetry method in ether-anesthetized open-chest Wistar rats; and determination of systemic and regional hemodynamic reproducibility in conscious rats following 3 serial injections of microspheres. The optimal sampling time and sampling rate were determined in several CO states. Apparently, 200 or more microspheres contained in the reference sample result in an accurate determination of CO. Almost 100% of the microspheres are trapped by tissues with in 20 s of cessation of the microsphere injection. The hemodynamic steady state is affected only under low CO conditions at a high sampling rate (1.211 ml/min). Three repeated injections of microspheres in conscious animals do not alter systemic hemodynamics. The reproducibility of regional blood flow distribution is good in all organs except the liver, stomach, spleen and skin (3rd application). The RSM evidently is reliable, providing reasonable accuracy and reproducibility of systemic and regional hemodynamics in the rat.