Abstract
In order to differentiate heart rate (HR)-induced changes from drug-induced positive or negative inotropic effects, HR-dependent effects need to be taken into account. Left ventricular (LV)dP/dt(max), the maximal value of the first derivative of a left ventricular pressure signal, is a convenient index for LV contractile state. The objective of this study was to define the normal relationship between left ventricular LVdP/dt(max) and HR in chronically instrumented, conscious dogs, primates and minipigs in our laboratory and then to use these data as the basis for developing a LVdP/dt(max)-HR-correction formula for each species. Trained Labrador-mix dogs, cynomolgus monkeys and minipigs (Goettinger) were equipped with a fully implantable radiotelemetry-based system (ITS, Maryland, USA) for the measurement of aortic pressure (AP), left ventricular pressure (LVP), ECG (lead II) and body temperature. The contractility index LVdP/dt(max) was derived from the LV pressure signal. Notocord HEM 4.2 software was used for data acquisition. For each species the relationship between LVdP/dt(max) and HR was evaluated using spontaneous HRs throughout the observation period (8-24 h) without pharmacological intervention. The formulae for the LV...Continue Reading
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