Objectives To determine themyocardium -protecting effect of medium hypothermalblood cardioplegia (MHBC); further demonstrates thatthe optimal temperature between these hypothermaland normothermic can overcome the disa...Objectives To determine themyocardium -protecting effect of medium hypothermalblood cardioplegia (MHBC); further demonstrates thatthe optimal temperature between these hypothermaland normothermic can overcome the disadvantages;and thus discovers a more effective myocardium pro-tecting method. Methods Section 1: 14 mongreldogs (15-20 kg) were randomly divided into twogroups: experimental group and control group; car-dialpulmonary bypass was conventionally instituted,moderate hypothermia blood cardioplegia was used inexperimental group, Blood samples from right atriumtaken for examination of lactate dehydrogenase (LDH)creatine kinase(CK-MB) and Topin Ⅰ(cTn-Ⅰ). speci-mens of left ventricular subendocardial myocardiumwere biopsied to observe changes of ultrastructure.Section 2: 24 patients were randomly divided into twogroups and both groups received two types of treat-ment (same as Section 1) after aorta cross-clamp(ACC). Biochemical index and Clinical observationwere caculated as the indicators. Results In the ex-perimental research, LDH, CK-MB, cTn-Ⅰ were foundincreased afer reperfusion in both groups, but the ex-tent of changes in experimental group is tiny (statisti-cal difference). Compared with control group the effectof MHBC on cardial function is litile; the ultrastruc-ture. of cardiac muscle has no obvious change. In theclinical research, compared the test results of venousblood drawn before CPB, after beating recovery andafter CPB, CBC perfused group (LDH, CK-MB leak-age and cTn-Ⅰ value increase.) compared with MHBCperfused group had no remarkable difference (P>0.05), but at the result of clinical observation: MHBCperfused group had red, soft hearts after cardiac arrestbut CBC perfused group had pale, spasmatic heartsafter cardiac arrest; 0 case in MHBC perfused groupand 3 cases in CBC perfused group had twitch-re-moving beat recovery; 11 cases in MHBC perfusedgroup and 3 cases in CBC perfused group recoveredsinus heart rhythm after surgery; average consumptionof lidocaine was 16.67 (±55.28) mg for MHBC per-fused group and 118.33(±82.65) mg for CBC perfusedgroup (P<0.01) afer surgery; 4 cases in MHBC per-fused group and 11 cases in CBC perfused group suf-fered arrhythmia after surgery. Conclusions As anew myocardium - protecting method, MHBC perfusionin combination with natural body temperature drop ofCPB is worth clinical dissemination and application.展开更多
文摘Objectives To determine themyocardium -protecting effect of medium hypothermalblood cardioplegia (MHBC); further demonstrates thatthe optimal temperature between these hypothermaland normothermic can overcome the disadvantages;and thus discovers a more effective myocardium pro-tecting method. Methods Section 1: 14 mongreldogs (15-20 kg) were randomly divided into twogroups: experimental group and control group; car-dialpulmonary bypass was conventionally instituted,moderate hypothermia blood cardioplegia was used inexperimental group, Blood samples from right atriumtaken for examination of lactate dehydrogenase (LDH)creatine kinase(CK-MB) and Topin Ⅰ(cTn-Ⅰ). speci-mens of left ventricular subendocardial myocardiumwere biopsied to observe changes of ultrastructure.Section 2: 24 patients were randomly divided into twogroups and both groups received two types of treat-ment (same as Section 1) after aorta cross-clamp(ACC). Biochemical index and Clinical observationwere caculated as the indicators. Results In the ex-perimental research, LDH, CK-MB, cTn-Ⅰ were foundincreased afer reperfusion in both groups, but the ex-tent of changes in experimental group is tiny (statisti-cal difference). Compared with control group the effectof MHBC on cardial function is litile; the ultrastruc-ture. of cardiac muscle has no obvious change. In theclinical research, compared the test results of venousblood drawn before CPB, after beating recovery andafter CPB, CBC perfused group (LDH, CK-MB leak-age and cTn-Ⅰ value increase.) compared with MHBCperfused group had no remarkable difference (P>0.05), but at the result of clinical observation: MHBCperfused group had red, soft hearts after cardiac arrestbut CBC perfused group had pale, spasmatic heartsafter cardiac arrest; 0 case in MHBC perfused groupand 3 cases in CBC perfused group had twitch-re-moving beat recovery; 11 cases in MHBC perfusedgroup and 3 cases in CBC perfused group recoveredsinus heart rhythm after surgery; average consumptionof lidocaine was 16.67 (±55.28) mg for MHBC per-fused group and 118.33(±82.65) mg for CBC perfusedgroup (P<0.01) afer surgery; 4 cases in MHBC per-fused group and 11 cases in CBC perfused group suf-fered arrhythmia after surgery. Conclusions As anew myocardium - protecting method, MHBC perfusionin combination with natural body temperature drop ofCPB is worth clinical dissemination and application.