106 43.
College Measurement
of Left
Man by Thermodilution, FRANCIS J. F.A.c.c.,
LANE,
Left
and
M.D.
aortic
Normal
EDV
fraction
in all.
infusion
resulted
rate.
and increase However,
Progressive
a
(MCSR) force
mented
shortening
to the
hypertensive
isoproterenol These
studies
and indicate mines depends
vaso-
in normal
of sub-
increased
EDV
mean
in-
not
change
definitive right
the
of norepinephrine;
thus
volume
response
dynamics
setting
in which
44.
The
Effect
of
Polybrene
Triglycerides
M.D., F.A.c.c., Polybrene
in Man,
neutralizes
with
enzyme
intravenously
(lipoprotein
cholesterol, plasma
adults, free
measured.
There
at times accompanied
was a progressive
in slightly
rise
in the tri-
by a parallel
over half the subjects.
No such
rise occurred
on control
studies
in the same
uals
polybrene.
These
results
without
lipoprotein enously stream
functions
synthesized in man.
important pertinent
lipase
factor
Since
from
elevated
triglycerides
to the prevention
the
blood are an
findings
of atherosclerosis.
are
oxygen
double-
ventricle
with
the pre- and
saturation
findings,
and right
in the first 48 hours
patient
have all shown and
showing
to
after
evidence
of
Alcoholic
improvement.
The
method
of
is described.
Cardiomyopathy:
G. HIBBS,
have
of the anastomosis
embolism.
Microscopic
a
presently
complications
thrombosis
arterial
from
patients
significant
of these problems
Electron
resulted
24
correctable
chylothorax,
46.
A Histochemical V.
Study,
J.
FERRANS,
PH.D. and D. G. WEILBAECHER,
B.S., New Orleans. Observations
action
were
microscopy technics:
PAS
; benzpyrene, for
malic,
microscopy.
The
hydrate
stains
diffuse,
irregular
of
DPN
isocitric
mitochondrial
reaction
re-
sulfate esterase; succinic,
dehydrogenase. of varying
sizes
by fluorescence and
Electron
the
There
in the intensity
enzymes.
of
histo-
; autofluores-
acetate
unremarkable.
decrease
six
plasma1
diaphorase;
was shown
esterase
following
of lipids
and lactic
cells
of
by means
violet;
of lipid droplets
were
hearts
and Nile-blue
; cY-naphthyl
deposition
in the myocardial
the
the
cresyl
microscopy
oxidase;
glutamic,
Diffuse
by
phosphine
lipofuscin
cytochrome
on
cardiomyopathy and
for the fluorescence cence
made
with alcoholic
chemical
that
of endog-
triglycerides
the
individ-
indicate
in the removal
in atherogenesis,
rise in
anomaly,
radiologic
The
and
electron
were
Fallot
transposi-
the early postoperative
state,
each
peripheral
the serum glycerol
defects of
was made between
postoperatively
included
patients
factor
surviving
year
Nonfatal
hour
acids,
clearing
cardiac
single
arrhythmia.
surviving
Polybrene
and
fatty
lipemia
glycerides, cholesterol,
lipase).
over a two to three
in 45 postabsorptive
and endogenous
and the post heparin
artery Haven
to blood flow into the right lung. One late
one
M.D., R.
heparin
fat-clearing
triglycerides,
Endogenous
Los Angeles.
was injected period
on
HYMAN ENGELBERG,
on the
tetralogy
Ebstein’s and
clinical
management
Serum
vessels,
were five deaths
obstruction
and
they are given.
The
was not possible),
ventricle,
arterial
operation
to catechola-
Observations
atresia,
repair
postoperative
death
this
to the
stenosis.
cardiac
MCSR.
blood
cava-pulmonary
presented.
a comparison
There
pulof
period at the Yale-New
are
In the 25 patients period,
shunt.
tricuspid
tion of the great
force, similar
on the hemodynamic
(when
left shunt.
to emptying
ventricular
were
agent.
resistance
the cardiac
Center
treated
cava-right rationale
only venous
undergoing
over a six year
outlet
vena The
for
benefit
the work of the left side and
a low pressure
Medical
comparable
the work of the right side of the
increasing
30 patients
side of the heart
by superior
anastomosis.
(2) decrease
heart without
hematocrit,
In AS, however,
to increase
lungs,
and WILLIAM W.
M.D.
offers
is to (1) deliver
aug-
produced
of an inotropic did
procedure
systolic
shortening
rarely
treated
Artery JOHN E.
Corm.
of the right operation
artery
pulmonary
markedly.
define
that
progres-
Norepinephrine
but
effect
failed
been
shunt
failed to increase.
expected
a fixed
lesions
no other
have
pressure
reduction
model,
isoproterenol
offered
with
derived.
increased
Certain which
first
produced
Pulmonary
in 30 Patients,
New Haven,
M.D.,
(3) create
and
Vena Cava-Right Clinical Results
FENN, M.D., EDWARD CALL, JR.,
or increased
circumferential
in normals,
normals
valve
and
were
creased In
fraction
residual
infusion
fraction
spherical
force
but MCSR
rate,
in ejection
in 6 of 8, while ejection
rate
blood
in AS isoproterenol
assuming
was nor-
norepinephrine
Isoproterenol
increased
EDV
ventricular
subjects,
increased
EDV.
jects.
with an aver-
in unchanged
with
and
19 ml./MZ.
normal
in heart
dilatation
Superior
Anastomosis:
monary
in 6 with increased
either
increased
and in 11 with
of 0.64. In AS the EDV
In
coincident
reaction
45.
was
18 subjects
(AS).
was 103 f
fraction
(EDV)
in
of the left ventricle,
stenosis
age residual
volume
by thermodilution
mal in 5 and increased
By
RICHARD GORLIN? M.D.,
end-diastolic
at rest
no disease
severe
sively
in
L. GLENS.,
ventricular
EDV,
Volume
Boston.
measured with
Venkcular
WILLIAM C. ELLIOTT, M.D.,
News
carbowas
a
of staining microscopy
THE AMERICANJOURNAL OF CARDIOLOGY
College News dcinollstrated which
the nature
consisted
ruption
of the mitochondrial
of mitochondrial
of the mitochondrial
structure
of the viral
cases.
significance
The
cristae.
myofibrils
resembling
bodies
swelling
were
were
uniformly output
Changes
minimal.
found
of these
damage, and
dis-
in the
Particles
in one of these
observations
will
be
discussed. 47.
Diffusion
in Patients
with
Mitral
ARTHUR H. L. FROM, M.D. and YANG WANG,
Stenosis,
M.D., Minneapolis. Many
studies
have
suggested
that
block
patients
alveolar-capillary
stenosis.
Most
technics
rather
such
patients
with predominant
state
(SA02)
supine
rest
mined
CO
the
mitral
diffusion
third
In
minute
or increased
43
with
values in this group averaged
steady
of constant
the
SAO,
exercise.
deter-
remained The
exercise,
but the resting
only 1 had an exercise patients with
bleeding
there
marked
SAO,
decrease
in
the
and the SAOz changes
fixed
severity
output
artery There
(PA)
was
of mitral
pressure
no
stenosis,
These
data sug-
with mitral stenosis do not have
alveolar-capillary
that the occasionally
diffusion
decreased
SAO,
exhibited
a moderate
persisted
platelet
degree
and renal function sodium
potassium
administration chronic signs
heparinization
The
no priming
defect
and
at rest may re-
Hect hypoventilation. Twenty-four
Assistance F.A.c.c.,
in
Hours
of
PIERRE
Dogs,
*49.
The
gram
in
can be maintained simple
Electrocardiogram Congenital
and
Heart
In spite of the rapid number
of congenital and other
heart
simple
the evaluation
GALLETTI,
centers),
instrumental
for the study
there
M.D.,
are
stitutions.
The
experience
procedures
femoral
artery,
was maintained
intermittently breathing consisted (Klung), tubing.
anesthetized,
spontaneously.
two
slowly
two roller It
was
units),
pumps
primed saline
oxygenator
and
Homologous dextrose
Silastic
isotonic
saline-
blood solutions
(one were
over the whole
perfusion
period
for fluid loss through
sampling
oozing,
and ventilation.
IA&WARY 1964
dogs circuit
and s/is inch I.D. an
to
in 11
extracorporeal
with
solution.
administered
to compensate diuresis
The
of a two mm2. Teflon@ membrane
dextrose-dextran to
for 24 hours normothermic
The
extracorporeal
helpful
cardiovascular
available
We plan to present
with
Ga. vein
are availare clinical
at
in
disorders.
and vectorcardiography
and
R.
P.R.
(some of which
of congenital
Electrocardiography
Atlanta,
jugular
MARIO
of a significant
approaches
disease
expensive
sideration
from
re-
ROBERTO RODR~QUEZ,
development
of new diagnostic
ALEXANDER, GINETTE KERN and RUTH B. GEERING, bypass,
for
Vectorcardio-
Disease,
M.D. and CARLOS GIROD, M.D., San Juan,
congenital
heart-lung
safely
equipment
blood.
GARCIA-PALMIERI, M.D., F.A.c.c.,
JESUS F. MARTINEZ, DANIELE AIDAN, WAYNE
Partial
These assistance
are not
practically
accumulated
all
by
in-
investi-
tools are help-
ful.
Cardiopulmonary M.
from
prolonged
anesthesia.
gators has shown that these diagnositic 48.
difficulty
damage
mechanical
with
the were
exhibited
main
atelectasis,
that
periods
of
required
of 1 I animals
long-lasting
and lungs
useful
anemia of hepatic
1 in the series
with
and
ob-
the animals
Tests
pulmonary
demonstrate
to the heart clinically quiring
with
associated
experiments
but
seldom
Eight
damage.
was
140,000/ was
(pH, pC!O,, chloride,
levels)
and only
neurologic
of
The maintenance
balance
of any drug.
survivors, of
count
of hemolytic
were normal.
metabolic
limits
final plasma
tendency
one to two weeks.
an adequate and
within
period,
able only in large medical
or PA resistance,
with exercise.
gest that most patients
cardiac
pulmonary exercise.
PA wedge
a significant
below 93 per cent. In all
during
between
PA pressure,
with
was 98 per cent and
was a relatively
saturation
correlation
average
final
in the postperfusion
which
well
(average
or clotting
cardiac
by about 40 per
resting
96 per cent and exceeded
93 in all but 2 cases. In 10 the SAOz fell slightly
oxygen
160 mg.%,
perfusion,
systemic
remained
by the organism
No
underwent
during
damage
hemoglobin
encountered
and
obtained
so as to rcducr
oxygen uptake
mms.).
Fifty-three
exercise. stenosis
arterial
and their oxygen saturations
manometrically.
unchanged
used
mitral
were
and
is usually
with
pulmonary
samples
supine leg exercise,
there
in the systemic with
catheterization; blood
have
changes
saturation
cardiac
in
studies
than
oxygen
artery
Blood
compensation
served
Pulmonary
an
cent.
set at 600 ml.jmin.,
and pulmonary
flow was
a modified
cardiovascular the hemodynamic
anatomic
defects
plane
that
were
firmed
obtained
by cardiac
tion and/or 50.
The
Stenosis,
defects.
The tracings from
screening
of contracings
type of findings
will include
patients
with
only those
defects
surgical
con-
interven-
at autopsy.
Emphysematous WALTER
illustrate
axis in the frontal
Illustrative
catheterization,
findings
con-
in association
We will
the most characteristic
will be presented.
of the
into
electrocardiographic
in a preliminary
cardiovascular
representing
the
findings.
in the main electric
are helpful
genital
taking
alteration
and
and vectorcardiographic how differences
classification
diseases
S.
GRAF,
QRS M.D.,
Loop
in
F.A.c.c.,
Mitral LEWIS