To investigate the feasibility and effectiveness of establishing porcine ischemia-reperfusion models by ligating the left anterior descending(LAD)coronary artery,we first randomly divided 16 male Bama pigs into a sham...To investigate the feasibility and effectiveness of establishing porcine ischemia-reperfusion models by ligating the left anterior descending(LAD)coronary artery,we first randomly divided 16 male Bama pigs into a sham group and a model group.After anesthesia,we separated the arteries and veins.Subsequently,we rapidly located the LAD coronary artery at the beginning of its first diagonal branch through a mid-chest incision.Then,we loosened and released the ligation line after five minutes of pre-occlusion.Finally,we ligated the LAD coronary artery in situ two minutes later and loosened the ligature 60 min after ischemia.Compared with the sham group,electrocardiogram showed multiple continuous lead ST-segment elevations,and ultrasound cardiogram showed significantly lower ejection fraction and left ventricular fractional shortening at one hour and seven days post-operation in the model group.Twenty-four hours after the operation,cardiac troponin T and creatine kinase-MB isoenzyme levels significantly increased in the model group,compared with the sham group.Hematoxylin and eosin staining showed the presence of many inflammatory cells infiltrating the interstitium of the myocardium in the model group but not in the sham group.Masson staining revealed a significant increase in infarct size in the ischemia/reperfusion group.All eight pigs in the model group recovered with normal sinus heart rates,and the survival rate was 100%.In conclusion,the method can provide an accurate and stable large animal model for preclinical research on ischemia/reperfusion with a high success rate and homogeneity of the myocardial infarction area.展开更多
This study aimed at the exploration of the relationship between Na+-H+ exchange system and myocardial ischemia-reperfusion injury(MRI)in an attempt to provide a theoretic basis for the prevention and treatment of MRI....This study aimed at the exploration of the relationship between Na+-H+ exchange system and myocardial ischemia-reperfusion injury(MRI)in an attempt to provide a theoretic basis for the prevention and treatment of MRI.We used the isolated working guinea pig hearts as the experimental model to mimick cardiopulmonary bypass,which included 120 min hypothermic ischemic cardioplegic arrest followed by 60 min normothermic reperfusion.The hearts were divided into 2 groups:the control group receiving St.Thomas'Hospital Solution(STS)and the treated group receiving STS+ amiloride,a Na+-H+ exchangeblocker.The results showed that during reperfusion,[Na+]i and [Ca2+]i overloads,poor recovery of cardiac function,increases in CPK release and OFR generation,reduction of ATP content and serious damage of ultrastructure were seen in group 1;whereas there were no [Na+]i and [Ca2+]i overloads and better recovery of cardiac function accompanied by improved results of biochemical assay and less damage of ultrastructure was found in group 2.Our study indicates that amiloride can inhibit Na+-H+ exchange system in cardiac cells during early reperfusion period,which prevents [Na+]i overload produced by Na+-H+ exchange,and stops Na+-Ca2+ exchange activated by high level of [Na+]i,thus attenuating [Ca2+]ioverload caused by Na+-Ca2+ exchange and myocardial injury.Therefore,we conclude that Na+-H+ exchange blocker,amiloride,can exert significant protective effects on MRI and its use may prove to be a new clinical approach to prevention and cure of MRI.展开更多
基金supported by grants from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.82070367).
文摘To investigate the feasibility and effectiveness of establishing porcine ischemia-reperfusion models by ligating the left anterior descending(LAD)coronary artery,we first randomly divided 16 male Bama pigs into a sham group and a model group.After anesthesia,we separated the arteries and veins.Subsequently,we rapidly located the LAD coronary artery at the beginning of its first diagonal branch through a mid-chest incision.Then,we loosened and released the ligation line after five minutes of pre-occlusion.Finally,we ligated the LAD coronary artery in situ two minutes later and loosened the ligature 60 min after ischemia.Compared with the sham group,electrocardiogram showed multiple continuous lead ST-segment elevations,and ultrasound cardiogram showed significantly lower ejection fraction and left ventricular fractional shortening at one hour and seven days post-operation in the model group.Twenty-four hours after the operation,cardiac troponin T and creatine kinase-MB isoenzyme levels significantly increased in the model group,compared with the sham group.Hematoxylin and eosin staining showed the presence of many inflammatory cells infiltrating the interstitium of the myocardium in the model group but not in the sham group.Masson staining revealed a significant increase in infarct size in the ischemia/reperfusion group.All eight pigs in the model group recovered with normal sinus heart rates,and the survival rate was 100%.In conclusion,the method can provide an accurate and stable large animal model for preclinical research on ischemia/reperfusion with a high success rate and homogeneity of the myocardial infarction area.
文摘This study aimed at the exploration of the relationship between Na+-H+ exchange system and myocardial ischemia-reperfusion injury(MRI)in an attempt to provide a theoretic basis for the prevention and treatment of MRI.We used the isolated working guinea pig hearts as the experimental model to mimick cardiopulmonary bypass,which included 120 min hypothermic ischemic cardioplegic arrest followed by 60 min normothermic reperfusion.The hearts were divided into 2 groups:the control group receiving St.Thomas'Hospital Solution(STS)and the treated group receiving STS+ amiloride,a Na+-H+ exchangeblocker.The results showed that during reperfusion,[Na+]i and [Ca2+]i overloads,poor recovery of cardiac function,increases in CPK release and OFR generation,reduction of ATP content and serious damage of ultrastructure were seen in group 1;whereas there were no [Na+]i and [Ca2+]i overloads and better recovery of cardiac function accompanied by improved results of biochemical assay and less damage of ultrastructure was found in group 2.Our study indicates that amiloride can inhibit Na+-H+ exchange system in cardiac cells during early reperfusion period,which prevents [Na+]i overload produced by Na+-H+ exchange,and stops Na+-Ca2+ exchange activated by high level of [Na+]i,thus attenuating [Ca2+]ioverload caused by Na+-Ca2+ exchange and myocardial injury.Therefore,we conclude that Na+-H+ exchange blocker,amiloride,can exert significant protective effects on MRI and its use may prove to be a new clinical approach to prevention and cure of MRI.
