No abstract available.
Reperfusion

No Abstract available.
Anesthetics* ; Reperfusion Injury* ; Reperfusion*

No abstract available.
Anesthetics, Local* ; Calcium* ; Hypothermia* ; Reperfusion Injury* ; Reperfusion*

No abstract available.
Animals ; Muscle, Skeletal* ; Rats* ; Reperfusion Injury* ; Reperfusion*

No abstract available.
Animals ; Rats* ; Reperfusion*

During 8/1997- 10/1998, the coronary discase of 80 patients in the nuclear medicine department of the Army Central hospital 108 were evaluated by the technique SPECT- the myocardial perfusion with TC 99 m tetrofosmin spect accompanying with the strain test by dobutamin, of which 14 patients received the coronary angiography prior to and after the technique SPECT. The results haves shown that the technique SPECT with the myocardial perfusion of TC 99 m-tetro fosmin combining with the strain test had a high sensitivity and specificity in finding the ischemic lesion due to the coronary disease.
Coronary Disease ; Myocardial Reperfusion

No abstract available.
Free Radicals* ; Reperfusion*

No abstract available.
Animals ; Rats* ; Reperfusion*

During the strengthening and weakening procedures of intraocular muscles, distance of insertion from the sclerocorneal junction is an important determinant in the identification of muscles. During repositioning of the aponeurosis of the muscles, it is desired that the width should not change in order to avoid diversion of forces. Available anatomic studies on insertions of extraocular muscles are few, date back to early twentieth century and have been conducted on mostly white population. The present study is an attempt to document the insertions of recti and oblique muscles in Indian population. Forty eyeballs were removed from orbit. Insertion of recti and obliqui were cleaned and eyeballs were perfused with normal saline to regain the volume (hence shape and size) before recording observations. Insertion of recti and obliqui muscles were observed under various study parameters. The distance of insertion of recti from the limbus were found to be 7.3 mm, 8.06 mm, 8.71 mm, and 8.74 mm for medial, inferior, lateral, and superior rectus, respectively. The superior oblique was aponeurotic and found to be more variable in mode of insertion as compared to inferior oblique which had a fleshy and relatively constant insertion. The observations on insertion of recti and obliqui as obtained in present study differ from earlier studies to the tune of 1-1.5 mm. This may be attributed to adoption of method of reperfusion of eyeball before recording observations thus maintaining size close to in vivo. The observations are expected to be closer to actual.
Muscles* ; Orbit ; Reperfusion ; Strabismus

No abstract available.
Calcium* ; Lidocaine* ; Neuroglia* ; Reperfusion*