作者: Valeri Chekanov , Ramon Rayel , David Krum , Iman Alwan , John Hare
DOI: 10.1177/153857440203600505
关键词: Internal medicine 、 Neovascularization 、 Artery 、 Blood pressure 、 Femoral artery 、 Surgery 、 Medicine 、 Ischemia 、 Muscle contraction 、 External iliac artery 、 Muscle tissue 、 Cardiology
摘要: In previous investigations, it was shown that applying a modest regimen of electrical stimulation (ES), even in severely ischemic tissue, improves the healing process, accelerates neovascularization, and enhances angiogenesis muscle tissue. Our objective this current report to further understand ES as potential alternative treatment for severe ischemia. Immediately after left distal external iliac artery femoral were excised, (30 contractions per minute [cpm], 2 V, single impulses burst) applied rabbit adductor near site excised femoralis 24 hours daily over 1 month. Three other series served controls: without arterial excision; excision or lead implantation; with implantation but no ES. Histologic study capillary density performed by angiography (employing grid template) measuring lower limb-calf blood pressure ratio. At end 30 days series, 10.5 +/-1.2 contrast-medium opacified arteries (COAs) crossed specific section segment compared 7.2 +/-1.5 control (p<0.05); 68.2 +/-9.3 COAs 43.2 +/-6.4 controls 27.3 grids contained 29.3 +/-3.5 ratio 0.81 +/-0.06 0.31 +/-0.07 283.7 +/-24.5 mm2 91.4 +/-20.9 (p<0.001). These preliminary results show cautious revascularization