Table 2. Key studies on inter-organ preconditioning.
Study (RIPC Site) | Species | Target organ | Result |
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Renal | |||
McClanahan et al. [227] | Rabbit | Heart | ↓Infarct size |
Gho et al. [22] | Rat | Heart | ↓Infarct size |
Verdouw et al. [228] | Pig | Heart | ↓Infarct size |
Pell et al. [229] | Rabbit | Heart | ↓Infarct size |
Takaoka et al.[52] | Rabbit | Heart | ↓Infarct size and improved myocardial energy metabolism |
Diwan et al. [230] | Rat | Heart | Conferred cardioprotection by NFkB activation followed by opening of K(ATP) channels |
Lang et al. [32] | Rat | Heart | ↓Infarct size |
Singh et al. [231] | Rat | Heart | ↓Infarct size and proposed the involvement of angiotensin AT(1) receptors in renal preconditioning |
Kant et al. [232] | Rat | Heart | Reduced myocardial injury through inhibition of hypoxia inducible factor-prolyl 4-hydroxylases |
Small Intestine | |||
Gho et al. [22] | Rat | Heart | ↓Infarct size |
Verdouw et al. [228] | Pig | Heart | ↓Infarct size |
Patel et al. [233] | Rat | Heart | ↓Infarct size |
Heidbreder et al.[234] | Rat | Heart | ↓Infarct size and activated p38 MAPK, ERK ½ and JNK ½ selectively in the intestine but not in the heart |
Liver | |||
Ates et al. [235] | Rat | Kidney | Improved creatine clearance and improvement in hepatic histopathologic parameters |
Brzozowski et al. [236] | Rat | Gut | Reduced gastric mucosa lesion |
Brain | |||
Tapuria et al. [237] | Rat | Liver | Improved hepatic microcirculation and reduced hepatic I/R injury. |
Hind Limb | |||
Oxman et al. [238] | Rat | Heart | Decreased arrhythmias |
Birnbaum et al.[239] | Rabbit | Heart | Reduced MI size |
Liauw et al. [13] | Rat | Thigh muscle | Reduced muscle necrosis |
Kharbanda et al.[14] | Pig | Heart | Reduced MI size |
Gunaydin et al. [240] | Human | Heart | Enhanced anaerobic glycolysis to protect heart |
Xia et al. [241] | Sheep | Lung | Protected lung from repeated coronary artery occlusion (CAO) and reperfusion mimicking multi-vessel off-pump coronary artery bypass (OPCAB) revascularization and decreased pulmonary vascular resistance |
Addison et al. [242] | Pig | Skeletal muscle | Protected global skeletal muscle against infarction |
Kuntscher et al. [243] | Rat | Adipocutaneous flaps | Decreased flap necrosis |
Kuntscher et al. [244] | Rat | Cremasteric muscle flaps | Decreased flap necrosis |
Kuntscher et al. [245] | Rat | Epigastric adipocutaneous flaps | Decreased flap necrosis |
Moses et al. [246] | Pig | Latissimus dorsi (LD) muscle flaps | Decreased flap infarction |
Wang et al. [247] | Rat | Cremaster flap | Decreased flap necrosis |
Harkin et al. [248] | Pig | Lung | Reduced acute remote lung damage against systemic inflammatory response from limb I/R injury |
Li et al. [249] | Mice | Heart | Protected LV function and reduced infarction size |
Konstantinov et al. [24] | Pig | Heart | Reduced I/R injury in the brain-dead donor heart following orthotopic heart transplantation. |
Chen et al. [250] | Rat | Heart | Reduced infarction size |
Chen et al. [251] | Rat | Heart | Reduced infarction size through free radical pathway |
Luokogeorgakis et al. [252] | Human | Forearm | Preserved endothelial function in the forearm |
Waldow et al. [253] | Pig | Lung | Protected lung function and reduced the plasma interleukin-1beta level |
Kristiansen et al. [254] | Rat | Heart | Reduced MI size through a mechanism involving mitochondrial K(ATP) channels and improved LV function during reperfusion |
Zhang et al. [255] | Rat | Heart | Reduced infarction size and I/R-induced plasma lactate dehydrogenase level |
Dave et al. [256] | Rat | Heart | Increased neuroprotection from asphyxial cardiac arrest |
Kanoria et al. [257] | Rabbit | Liver | Reduced liver I/R injury and improved liver function |
Lai et al. [258] | Rat | Liver | RIPC stimulated heme oxygenase-1 expression in liver tissue and associated with liver protection from I/R injury |
Cheung et al. [259] | Human | Heart | Postoperative improvement in lung function and reduction in plasma troponin-I level |
Mudaliar et al. [260] | Rat | Heart | ↓ Infarct size through JAK-STAT pathway upregulation |
Note: CAO: coronary artery occlusion, OCABG: off-pump coronary artery bypass, LV: left ventricular