Population
Open-chest dogs following a nonthrombotic coronary artery occlusion
Design
Preclinical
Follow-up
150 minutes
Authors
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Platelet trapping may not impair early post-occlusion flow in canine ischaemia; leaves open translation to human MI.
In a canine model, platelet trapping in the first hours following nonthrombotic coronary artery occlusion is insufficient to impair coronary circulation.
Harald Vik‐Mo (1978) studied this question.
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