Key result
Indomethacin significantly increased the vascular responsiveness of the canine hindlimb to dilator substances except arachidonic acid (P<0.05).
Why the study?
Does indomethacin modify the vasodilatory response to various agonists in the canine hindlimb?
Does indomethacin modify the vasodilatory response to various agonists in the canine hindlimb?
p-value: p=<0.05
Indomethacin non-specifically increases vascular responsiveness to dilator agonists in the canine hindlimb, indicating that their vasodilatory effects are not mediated by endogenous prostaglandins.
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Does not support NSAID changes in patients; hypothesis-generating for prostaglandin-independent vasodilation in humans.
Esteban Morcillo (1980) studied Canine hindlimb vascular responses (animal model) (n=4). Indomethacin vs. Control (before indomethacin) was evaluated on Hindlimb perfusion pressure (vascular response to dilator agonists) (p=<0.05). Indomethacin significantly increased the vascular responsiveness of the canine hindlimb to dilator substances except arachidonic acid (P<0.05).
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