Abstract | INTRODUCTION: MATERIAL AND METHODS: A model of the rat cremaster muscle was used to assess microcirculation in vivo. The experimental groups (n = 10 each) included: control (CTRL); shock (HSG); Ringer's acetate (RAG); and Ringer's lactate (RLG). Microhaemodynamic parameters were measured during the experiment. RESULTS: A statistically significantly higher level of leukocytes, both those attached to the endothelium and those located in the extravascular space (p < 0.05), was reported in the lactate Ringer (LR) group compared with the AR group. There were significant differences in the activity of A3 arterioles compared with A1 and A2 arterioles. Ringer's lactate solution seemed to the inflammation response during fluid resuscitation from haemorrhagic shock. A3 arterioles are likely to play a role as a pre-capillary sphincter in the skeletal muscle. CONCLUSIONS:
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Authors | Krzysztof Kusza, Mariusz Mielniczuk, Lukasz Krokowicz, Jacek B Cywiński, Maria Siemionow |
Journal | Archives of medical science : AMS
(Arch Med Sci)
Vol. 14
Issue 3
Pg. 655-670
(Apr 2018)
ISSN: 1734-1922 [Print] Poland |
PMID | 29765455
(Publication Type: Journal Article)
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