Controlled reperfusion reduces hemorheological alterations in a porcine infrarenal aortic-clamping ischemia-reperfusion model

摘要

INTRODUCTION: Restoration of blood flow after prolonged acute ischemia causes further injury to tissues. The role of increased oxidative stress is emphasized in the pathogenesis, and impairment of hemorheological factors may also hinder proper microcirculation. Controlled reperfusion at lowered pressure with diluted blood may help to decrease reperfusion injury.