Blood Cardioplegia Serves as a Bicarbonate Donor to the Myocardium during Ischemia: Effects of Anoxia and Hypercapnia on Acid-Base Characteristics of Blood Cardioplegic Solution

Hiroshi Yamamoto,Kazutomo Goh,K. Magishi,T Sasajima,Fumio Yamamoto

Blood Cardioplegia Serves as a Bicarbonate Donor to the Myocardium during Ischemia: Effects of Anoxia and Hypercapnia on Acid-Base Characteristics of Blood Cardioplegic Solution

2011

Hiroshi Yamamoto
Kazutomo Goh
K. Magishi
T Sasajima
Fumio Yamamoto

Objectives: We investigated the alterations of acid-base characteristics of the blood cardioplegia (BCP) solution during aortic cross-clamping in hearts arrested with BCP and during

Keywords:

Hypercapnia
Ischemia
Coronary sinus
Cardiac surgery
Bicarbonate
Cardiology
Medicine
Diabetes mellitus
Anesthesia
Internal medicine
Hypoxia (medical)
myocardial ischemia
Cardioplegic solutions
blood cardioplegia

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