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We measured the coronary blood flow and concentrations of prostaglandin E1(PGE1), PGF2α, and lactate from the ischemic myocardium of dogs treated with either SG-75 or indomethacin. There was a significant increase of coronary blood outflow from the ischemic myocardium after ligation in dogs given SG-75 and in control dogs compared with indomethacin-treated dogs. The release of lactate from the ischemic myocardium decreased significantly in dogs with SG-75 compared with the indomethacin and control group. The concentration of PGE1 rose significantly after ligation in dogs with SG-75 compared indomethacin-treated and those in control dogs. A significant release of PGE1 from the ischemic area of the myocardium treated with SG-75 was clearly demonstrated at 60min after ligation of the LAD coronary artery. Also, a significant release of PGF2α from the ischemic area of the myomcardium was demonstrated at 15min after ligation. There was a significant correlation between the increase of coronary outflow and PGE1 release from the ischemic myocardium (r=0.70, p<0.01). However, no significant correlation was demonstrated between the increase of coronary outflow and PGF2α. These results show a close relationship between increased coronary outflow induced by SG-75 and increased release of PGE1. Thus, a beneficial effect of SG-75 on the ischemic myocardium was demonstrated.
