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Relationship between ischemic size and infarct size in the closed-chest dog Satoshi Akizuki 1 , Yasuo Matsuoka 1 , Iwao Yoshioka 1 , Shoichiro Irimajiri 1 , Yoichi Kawamura 2 1Kawasaki Municipal Hospital 2Nippon Kokan Hospital pp.1095-1100
Published Date 1988/10/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1404205343
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To assess the relationship between myocardial infarct size and perfused area with occluded coro-nary artery (risk size), coronary occlusions were produced using plastic beads via a special cannula in closed-chest dogs. The dogs were subjected to either 24 or 48 hours of elapsed ischemia, after which the hearts were excised and sliced. Infarct size was determined by a histochemical staining method using triphenyl tetrazolium chloride (TTC). Risk size was measured by an autoradiography with 141Ce labelled microspheres which visualized risk area as a cold area. For both 24 hours and 48 hours post occlusion, infarct size and risk size were linearly related to each other and infarct in the endocardium was larger than that in the epi-cardium. However, the percentage of risk area which evolved to infarct 48 hours post occlusion was higher than that of 24 hours post occlusion in both endocardial and epicardial layers. All dogs which showed a cold area in the autoradiogram had infarction. But, infarction could not be detected by TTC staining in two dogs, which did not show cold areas even though the beads were located in the coronary artery. Therefore, when we evaluate the effect of certain drugs on the reduction of infarct size by using TTC staining within 24 hours after coronary occlusion, we might fail to distinguish between a delay of injury and a sus-tanined reduction of infarct size.


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