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PURPOSE: To describe the hemodynamics alterations during orthotopic liver transplantation in pigs. METHODS: In the period from April 2004 to December 2005, forty-four female Landrace pigs, weighting between 32 and 38 Kg were undergone to orthotopic liver transplantation. The animals were divided into two groups, donor and recipient pairs, which received whole liver grafts. The surgical procedure was divided into four parts: harvested, back-table, hepatectomy of the recipient and implantation. We analyze heart rate, blood gas, mean systemic arterial pressure (MAP-mmHg), central venous pressure, pH, Na-, K+, Cl-, Ca+ and urinary output. RESULTS: The mean anhepatic time was 69 min, cold ischemia was 252.2 min and back-table was 56.6 min. Blood pressure and heart rate dropped significantly during anhepatic phase and after revascularization. Blood gas and electrolytes alterations were observed during anhepatic and reperfusion phases. Although alterations were noted during these phases, the hemodynamic status was recovered and stabilized in the end of the surgery. CONCLUSIONS: Simplified technique of liver transplant was achieved and description of hemodynamic alterations was possible in pigs.
OBJETIVO: Descrever as alterações hemodinâmicas que ocorrem durante o transplante hepático ortotópico experimental em suínos. MÉTODOS: No período de abril de 2004 a dezembro de 2005, quarenta porcos da raça Landrace, fêmeas, pesando entre 32 e 38Kg foram submetidos a transplante hepático ortotópico. Os animais foram divididos em dois grupos, doador e receptor, estes receberam enxerto total. O procedimento cirúrgico foi dividido em captação, cirurgia de banco, hepatectomia do receptor e implante do enxerto. Analisamos a freqüência cardíaca, gasometria, pressão arterial média (PAM-mmHg), pressão venosa central, pH, Na-, K+, Cl-, Ca+, e débito urinário. RESULTADOS: O tempo médio de fase anepática foi de 69 minutos, tempo de isquemia fria foi de 252,2 minutos e cirurgia de banco de 56,6 minutos. A pressão sanguínea caiu significativamente e a freqüência cardíaca elevou-se durante a fase anepática e de revascularização. As alterações na gasometria e eletrólitos foram observadas durante as fases anepática e de revascularização. Embora estas alterações tenham sido observadas durante aquelas fases, o padrão hemodinâmico foi recuperado e estabilizado no final da operação. CONCLUSÕES: Uma técnica simplificada de transplante hepático experimental teve seu objetivo alcançado e foi possível identificar corrigir as alterações hemodinâmicas encontradas em suínos.
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Animais , Feminino , Hemodinâmica/fisiologia , Transplante de Fígado/fisiologia , Gasometria , Pressão Sanguínea/fisiologia , Eletrólitos/sangue , Concentração de Íons de Hidrogênio , Frequência Cardíaca/fisiologia , SuínosRESUMO
Background: Diastolic function can be evaluated intraoperatively using transesoptiageal echocardiography. Aim: To study if intraoperative diastolic dysfunction is associated to a greater number of hemodynamic events during surgery and during the postoperative period. Material and methods: Patients with indication of intraoperative transesophageal echocardiography due to cardiovascular diseases were included in the study. Diastolic function was assessed measuring transmitral intraventricular filling delay and pulmonary vein now. Patients were divided, according to diastolic dysfunction, in those with derangements in relaxation, pseudonormalization and restrictive patterns. Hypertension, hypotension, ST segment depression, alterations in myocardial contractility, pulmonary congestion and postoperative oliguria were recorded. Results: Fifty eight patients aged 68± 12 years (39 males), were studied. Forty four had diastolic dysfunction. Intraoperative hypotension occurred in 82 percent of patients with diastolic dysfunction and 16 percent of patients without it. Likewise, hypotension and oliguria during the postoperative period were more common in patients with diastolic dysfunction. Conclusions: In this group of patients with cardiovascular disease, intraoperative diastolic dysfunction is a risk factor for hemodynamic instability.