Why the study?
Does adenosine infusion alter central and splanchnic hemodynamics during controlled hypotension in dogs?
Population
10 artificially ventilated dogs under neurolept anesthesia
Comparison
Adenosine administered as a continuous infusion… vs Baseline observations before controlled…
Design
Preclinical
Follow-up
20 minutes
Authors
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Adenosine alters central and splanchnic hemodynamics in dogs; leaves open translation to human controlled hypotension.
Does adenosine infusion alter central and splanchnic hemodynamics during controlled hypotension in dogs?
Adenosine causes rapidly induced and easily maintained hypotension with significant alterations in central and splanchnic hemodynamics in a canine model, suggesting potential utility for controlled hypotension.
Lagerkranser et al. (1984) studied this question.
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