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Redington, Kathrine L.; Disenhouse, Tara; Strantzas, Samuel C.; Gladstone, Rachel; Wei, Can; Tropak, Michael B.; Dai, Xiaojing; Manlhiot, Cedric; Li, Jing; Redington, Andrew N.
Basic research in cardiology, 03/2012, Letnik: 107, Številka: 2Journal Article
We have previously shown that remote ischemic preconditioning by limb ischemia (rIPC) or intra-arterial adenosine releases a dialyzable cardioprotective circulating factor(s), the release of which requires an intact neural connection to the limb and is blocked by pretreatment with S -nitroso- N -acetylpenicillamine (SNAP). Remote cardioprotection can be induced by other forms of peripheral stimulation including topical capsaicin, but the mechanisms of their signal transduction are incompletely understood. Rabbits were anesthetized by intravenous pentobarbital, intubated and ventilated, then randomized (4–7 animals in each group) to receive sham procedure, rIPC (4 cycles of 5 min lower limb ischemia, 5 min reperfusion), direct femoral nerve stimulation, topical capsaicin, pretreatment with intra-arterial SNAP + capsaicin, pretreatment with topical DMSO (a sensory nerve blocker) + topical capsaicin, or pretreatment with intra-arterial SNAP + femoral nerve stimulation, topical DMSO alone, or intra-arterial SNAP alone. Blood was then rapidly drawn from the carotid artery to produce the plasma dialysate which was used to perfuse a naïve heart from an untreated donor rabbit. The infarct size and recovery of LV-developed pressure and end-diastolic pressure were measured after 30 min of global ischemia and 120 min of reperfusion. Compared to sham, dialysate from rIPC, femoral nerve stimulation, and topical capsaicin groups all produced significant cardioprotection with significantly reduced infarct size, and improved the post-ischemic cardiac performance. Cardioprotection was not seen in the topical DMSO-capsaicin, SNAP + capsaicin, and SNAP + FNS groups. These results confirm the central role of peripheral nerves in the local signal transduction of remote cardioprotection. Direct electrical or peripheral neural stimulation evokes the release of cardioprotective substances into the bloodstream, with comparable effects to that of rIPC induced by limb ischemia.
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