By N. Ghista Dhanjoo, Eddie Yin-kwee Ng
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This reserve reflects the maximal myocardial function mediated by all possible regulatory mechanisms. Contractility reserve of the cardiomyopathic ventricle is extremely low due to pathologic processes, and its functional reserve is close to zero. 46,52 According to experimental data (Fig. 4), the increase of LV after-load results in a diminution of ventricular stroke work. This is caused by the absence of regulatory mechanisms in the modeled pump to support functional reserve, in contrast to the intact normal heart.
12 The other characteristics of capillary hemodynamics were coexistence of systolic and diastolic preponderant flows. This coexistence of temporal flow preponderance implies that the watershed between diastolic arterial and systolic venous flows is located within capillaries. The diastolic preponderance may be arteriolar capillary, while the systolic is venular one. June 6, 2007 6:7 WSPC/SPI-B421 Cardiac Perfusion and Pumping Engineering ch01 6 Fumihiko Kajiya et al. Fig. 6. Visualization of coronary capillary network in dogs with our high-magnification needle-lens CCD microscope (A).
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