Why the study?
Does infusion of insulin glucose prolong the life of dogs after coronary ligation?
Does infusion of insulin glucose prolong the life of dogs after coronary ligation?
In a canine model of coronary ligation, insulin glucose infusion reduces coronary sinus potassium and prolongs survival.
Caution against clinical use in acute MI; leaves open further investigation of metabolic modulation in ischemia.
Infusion of insulin glucose which reduces the level of potassium in the coronary sinus blood will prolong the life of dogs after coronary ligation.
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