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Am J Physiol Heart Circ Physiol 279: H1411-H1420, 2000;
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Vol. 279, Issue 3, H1411-H1420, September 2000

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Development of a multifrequency conductance catheter-based system to determine LV function in mice

Marc D. Feldman1, Yi Mao1, Jonathan W. Valvano2, John A. Pearce2, and Gregory L. Freeman1

1 University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, San Antonio 78284-7872; and 2 Biomedical Engineering Program, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas 78712-1084

Transgenic mice offer a valuable way to relate gene products to phenotype, but the ability to assess the cardiovascular phenotype with pressure-volume analysis has lagged. Conductance measurement offers a method to generate an instantaneous left ventricular (LV) volume signal in the mouse but has been limited by the volume signal being a combination of blood and LV muscle. We hypothesized that by developing a mouse conductance system that operates at several simultaneous frequencies, we could identify and correct for the myocardial contribution to the instantaneous volume signal. This hypothesis is based on the assumption that mouse myocardial conductivity will vary with frequency, whereas mouse blood conductivity will not. Consistent with this hypothesis, we demonstrated that at higher excitation frequency, greater end-diastolic and end-systolic conductance are detected, as well as a smaller difference between the two. We then empirically solved for LV blood volume using two frequencies. We combined measured resistivity of mouse myocardium with an analytic approach and extracted an estimate of LV blood volume from the raw conductance signal. Development of a multifrequency catheter-based system to determine LV function could be a tool to assess cardiovascular phenotype in transgenic mice.

transgenic mouse; pressure-volume analysis; myocardial resistivity; left ventricular function


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