Pharmacodynamic application of l-dopa in cardiogenic shock
l-dopa was administered to 20 dogs in cardiogenic shock. Beneficial effects were noted three to five minutes after infusion began, but more significant effects were observed within 15 minutes, reaching a maximum 45 to 60 minutes after infusion. The principal changes observed were: (1) a significant...
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description | l-dopa was administered to 20 dogs in cardiogenic shock. Beneficial effects were noted three to five minutes after infusion began, but more significant effects were observed within 15 minutes, reaching a maximum 45 to 60 minutes after infusion.
The principal changes observed were: (1) a significant increase in coronary flow, (2) a significant rise in left ventricular
dp
dt
max
, and (3) a decrease in total peripheral vascular resistance. Aortic and mesenteric flows increased significantly. Renal flow did not improve throughout the
l-dopa infusion.
l-dopa benefits were probably due to a stimulation of the beta-receptors. |
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dp
dt
max
, and (3) a decrease in total peripheral vascular resistance. Aortic and mesenteric flows increased significantly. Renal flow did not improve throughout the
l-dopa infusion.
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dp
dt
max
, and (3) a decrease in total peripheral vascular resistance. Aortic and mesenteric flows increased significantly. Renal flow did not improve throughout the
l-dopa infusion.
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dp
dt
max
, and (3) a decrease in total peripheral vascular resistance. Aortic and mesenteric flows increased significantly. Renal flow did not improve throughout the
l-dopa infusion.
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