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Analysis in the coronary artery resistance during reperfusion after myocardial ischemia Kazunobu Ban 1 , Takashi Masuda 2 , Nobuo Aoki 3 1Department of Physiology 2, School of Medicine, Tokai University 2Department of Emergency and Clinical Care Medicine, School of Medicine, Kitasato University 3Department of Internal Medicine, Kyorin University School of Medicine pp.667-674
Published Date 1988/6/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1404205277
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The changes in the coronary artery resistance during reperfusion after 2 hours-myocardial ischemia were analyzed by applying recently proposed two indices, namely they are "R" and Pf=0. The former is the resistance in the coronary artery expressed bythe slope of pressure-flow relationship curve con-structed from instantaneous decayes of the coronary pressure and flow taken during long diastole by pausing artificial pacing signal. And the latter is the pressure axis intercept of the curve mentioned above.

Prior to ischemic intervention, both indices were measured in all 15 dog experiments under the con-trol state and during adenosine infusion. Due to adenosine infusion, the mean value of "R" was dropped from control of 3.4 to 0.9 mmHg min/ml and the mean level of Pf=0 was also shifted from control pressure level of 35.8 to 24.4 mmHg.

Since only 8 out of the above 15 dogs survived through 2 hrs ischemia and successive reperfusion process, both indices were measured in these 8 dogs during reperfusion. Among them, infarct was limited to endocardium in 3 dogs (Group C), and wasreached to epicardium in 5 dogs (Group D), which were confirmed by TTC staining and NADH fluo-rescence method. "R" measured during control, ad-enosine and reperfusion were 4.6. 1.0. 0.9 mmHg min/ml in Group C and 3.8, 0.8, 1.4 in Group D respectively, and more decrease in "R" was de-monstrated during reperfusion in Group C than in Group D. Pf=0 was also shifted down in Group C to the level seen in adenosine infusion, but it re-mained around the control state level in Group D.

In conclusion, 1) Pf=0 has to be subtracted from the aortic pressure to obtain the actual coronary perfusion pressure level used for the evaluation of the coronary artery resistance. 2) "R" decreased significantly during reperfusion compared with that in control, but its magnitude seemed to depend on the extent of infarction.


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