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흉곽내 하공적맥을 결찰한 토끼의 심장박출량 및 장기 혈액 유통량 : Cardiac Output and its Fractional Distribution in the Thoracic Vena Cava Inferior occluded Rabbits

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최덕경

Issue Date
1960-09
Publisher
서울대학교 의과대학
Citation
Seoul J Med, Vol.1 No.3, pp. 120-125
Abstract
The effect of partial occlusion of thoracic vena cava
inferior to 융 of its natural diameter on radio-iodinated
serum albumin (RISA) dilution curve, Cardiac
output, uptake of RISA by various organs, organ blood
flow in rabbits were observed. 14 rabbits served as
normal control group and rabbits were observed 30 minutes
after the partial occlusion (acute group). In 10
rabbits observations were made about 10 days after
the partial occlusion when ascites and liver cirrhosis
appeared, which was confirmed postmortem (chronic
group). The findings were as follows:
1. Time course of RISA dilution curve was shortened
in occluded group. The shortening of time constants
of RISA dilution curve was prominent in the ch
rome group
2. There was an increase in cardiac output in the
chronic group and no change in the acute group. Car
diac index increased to 2.27 l/m2/min in the chronic
group as compared to the control value of 1. 17 11m2
Imin.
3. Liver circulation was directly encroachα1 upon
by the partial occlusion of thoracic vena cava inferior.
Other regional circulation was far less affected by the
partial occlusion than the liver circulation.
4. RISA uptake was greatest in liver in all 3 groups.
There was an increased RISA uptake by liver in the
chronic group, particularly.
5. Organ blood flow manifested the same behavior
as the RISA uptake- There was an increased bl0여
flow in liver after partial occlusion. This increased
liver blood flow was prominent in the chronic group
where ascites and liver cirrhosis appeared.
ISSN
0582-6802
Language
Korean
URI
https://hdl.handle.net/10371/9425
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