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    Electronic Resource
    Electronic Resource
    Springer
    Basic research in cardiology 69 (1974), S. 338-360 
    ISSN: 1435-1803
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Medicine
    Description / Table of Contents: Zusammenfassung Die Mechanismen, die nach einer fortschreitenden Koronarokklusion (Ameroid-Methode) zur Kollateralentwicklung führen, wurden an Hunden untersucht. Mit Hilfe der Regelungstheorie und quantitativer experimenteller Daten wurde das Koronarsystem analysiert. Unter anderen Varianten wurden der periphere Koronardruck, die periphere Koronardurchblutung, Koronarreserve, Kollateralwiderstand, der periphere Koronarwiderstand, Sauerstoffverfügbarkeit und-verbrauch in Betracht gezogen. In dieser Analyse wurden die folgenden Möglichkeiten in Betracht genommen: 1. ob Ischämie der einzige Reiz zur Kollateralenbildung sein könnte; 2. die peripheren Koronargefäße autoregulieren und der periphere Koronarwiderstand während Ischämie steigt; 3. Autoregulation besteht, der periphere Widerstand sinkt auf ein Minimum ab, aber steigt nicht wieder unter dem Einfluß der Ischämie; 4. der periphere Widerstand bleibt konstant. Die Resultate erwiesen, daß weder Ischämie allein noch ein Druckgefälle allein für die Kollateralenbildung verantwortlich sein können. Die Hypothese, daß Ischämie das Kollateralenwachstum veranlaßt, dieses Wachstum aber von hämodynamischen Faktoren weiter erhalten wird, wurde vorgelegt.
    Notes: Summary The mechanisms for development of collaterals following a gradual occlusion (Ameroid technique) of one the coronary arteries in the dog were investigated. A control systems approach, based on quantitative experimental data, was utilized. The peripheral coronary pressure, peripheral coronary flow, coronary reserve flow, collateral resistance, peripheral coronary resistance, oxygen availability and demand were among the parameters studied. These variables were followed through the preocclusion phase, occlusion phase, ischemic phase, and post-ischemic phase of a gradual coronary constriction. The simulation studies were examined for the following basic assumptions: 1) ischemia is the sole stimulus for collateral development, 2) the peripheral coronary vasculature exhibits autoregulation and the peripheral coronary resistance increases during ischemia, 3) autoregulation occurs but during ischemia the peripheral vasculature remains maximally dilated without increase in resistance, and 4) the peripheral coronary vasculature is non-autoregulatory. It was concluded that neither ischemia nor a pressure differential can solely account for collateral development It is believed that ischemia begins the collateral growth process and it is sustained by the pressure differential (or some manifestation thereof) during the post-ischemic phase. Assumption 2 is most consistent with both physiological and clinical data. The autoregulatory capacity of the peripheral coronary bed allows a constriction of 76% before the resting coronary flow is impaired.
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