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. 2020 Jun 1;26:e922176-1–e922176-12. doi: 10.12659/MSM.922176

Table 1.

Systemic hemodynamic changes during experiments in intact ischemic reperfused rat hearts.

Baseline Occlusion Reperfusion
1 h 2 h
HR (min−1)
 CON 357±53 332±35 347±35 351±47
 SWOP 367±44 341±53 341±46 353±42
 CC 363±49 338±45 357±37 352±49
 CC+SWOP 371±55 335±51 347±43 355±45
 DMSO 361±47 344±42 352±45 352±30
MAP (mmHg)
 CON 113±12 112±14 81±12* 78±12*
 SWOP 112±10 115±13 77±13* 65±12*
 CC 105±13 121±11 76±13* 68±14*
 CC+SWOP 103±9 108±7 78±9* 69±10*
 DMSO 115±12 118±15 76±13* 64±18*
RPP (min−1·mmHg·103)
 CON 43±5 44±12 36±4* 37±5*
 SWOP 44±7 45±7 38±4* 38±8*
 CC 44±6 44±5 36±7* 35±4*
 CC+SWOP 47±3 48±5 37±3* 36±7*
 DMSO 46±10 48±7 36±8* 33±4*

Values are presented as mean±SD. The hemodynamics in the 5 experimental groups at baseline, during occlusion, and at reperfusion showed no between-group differences. HR – heart rate; MAP – mean arterial blood pressure; RPP – rate-pressure product; CON – ischemia and reperfusion; SWOP – the second window of protection with sevoflurane; CC – compound C; DMSO – dimethylsulfoxide;

*

P<0.05 versus baseline.