Key result
Open-flow microperfusion revealed that glucose concentration in adipose tissue interstitial fluid is significantly lower than in arterialized venous plasma during basal steady-state conditions (3.2 vs 5.27 mM).
Population
Humans
Comparison
Open-flow microperfusion using a double-lumen… vs Arterialized venous plasma
Design
Other
Authors
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Adipose ISF glucose may differ from plasma; leaves open microperfusion validation and tissue-specific metabolic studies.
Absolute Event Rate: 3.2% vs 5.27%
Open-flow microperfusion is a viable technique for directly accessing interstitial fluid in human adipose tissue, revealing that ISF glucose concentrations are significantly lower than plasma levels.
Schaupp et al. (1999) studied this question. Open-flow microperfusion vs. Arterialized venous plasma was evaluated on Glucose concentration during basal steady-state conditions. Open-flow microperfusion revealed that glucose concentration in adipose tissue interstitial fluid is significantly lower than in arterialized venous plasma during basal steady-state conditions (3.2 vs 5.27 mM).
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