Key result
Intralipid infusion given during the reperfusion period improves recovery from ischemia in rat models of healthy and early diabetic hearts.
Highlights preclinical evidence that Intralipid administration during reperfusion improves functional recovery from ischemia in rat models.
In their comment, Zaugg et al. (1) highlighted some of their recent work investigating the effects of Intralipid administration on postischemic outcomes in rat models of both healthy nondiabetic (2) and early diabetic hearts (3). This was prodded by a discussion point raised in a recent article by my colleagues and I on whether the provision of a mixture of unsaturated fats, such as Intralipid, could improve functional recovery in the ischemic, diabetic myocardium (4). In their studies, Zaugg and colleagues nicely demonstrated that Intralipid infusion given during the reperfusion period improves recovery from ischemia by inhibiting …
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Stephen C. Kolwicz (2016) conducted a letter in Ischemic, diabetic myocardium. Intralipid administration was evaluated on Recovery from ischemia. Intralipid infusion given during the reperfusion period improves recovery from ischemia in rat models of healthy and early diabetic hearts.
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