Circulation, Vol 57, 778-786, Copyright © 1978 by American Heart Association
DG Mathey, K Chatterjee, JV Tyberg, J Lekven, B Brundage and WW Parmley
In seven patients thermodilution coronary sinus flow (TD-CSF) was higher
(164 +/- 21 ml/min) during ventricular pacing than during atrial pacing
(119 +/- 21 ml/min, P less than 0.005) at identical heart rate, without an
increase in the determinants of myocardial oxygen consumption. To assess
the possibility of right atrial admixture in coronary sinus blood during
ventricular pacing we compared electromagnetic coronary arterial blood flow
(CBF) with TD-CSF in nine dogs during interventions that increased right
atrial pressure. During ventricular pacing, rapid atrial pacing, pulmonary
artery constriction and increased intrathoracic pressure, right atrial
pressure increased and electromagnetic CBF was significantly less (41-166%)
than TD-CSF. Marked reflux from the right atrium to the coronary sinus was
also demonstrated by bolus injection of cold saline into the right atrium
and continuous infusion of contrast material into coronary sinus. Caution
needs to be exercised in interpreting TD-CSF in the presence of changing
right atrial pressure.
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