2002
DOI: 10.1080/140174302753675393
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Pretreatment of Donors with Endothelin Receptor Antagonist TAK-044 Improves Cardiac Functional Recovery Following Preservation with University of Wisconsin Solution

Abstract: Pretreatment of donors with a nonselective endothelin receptor antagonist (TAK-044) improved cardiac functional recovery following preservation and may be beneficial for prolonged myocardial preservation.

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“…Research by Kaneda et al 29 and Fukunaga et al 30 established that pre-treatment of in vivo donor models with an endothelin receptor antagonist drug, TAK-044, improved cardiac functional recovery and post-operative function in hepatic allografts, respectively. In the current study we found that, not only are alveolar macrophages increased in BSD, when using a semiquantitative immunocytochemistry method, expression levels of ET-1, ET A R and ET B R in these chronic inflammatory cells are also significantly increased in this model compared with control animals.…”
Section: Recent Reports By Zhao Et Al 27 and Frank Et Almentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Research by Kaneda et al 29 and Fukunaga et al 30 established that pre-treatment of in vivo donor models with an endothelin receptor antagonist drug, TAK-044, improved cardiac functional recovery and post-operative function in hepatic allografts, respectively. In the current study we found that, not only are alveolar macrophages increased in BSD, when using a semiquantitative immunocytochemistry method, expression levels of ET-1, ET A R and ET B R in these chronic inflammatory cells are also significantly increased in this model compared with control animals.…”
Section: Recent Reports By Zhao Et Al 27 and Frank Et Almentioning
confidence: 98%