The Risk of Heart Failure and Cardiometabolic Complications in Obesity May Be Masked by an Apparent Healthy Status of Normal Blood Glucose
Table 2
Effect of hemin therapy on hemodynamic and echocardiographic parameters.
Parameters
Experimental groups
value
Effect of hemin on ZF
ZF
ZL
ZF + hemin
ZF versus ZL
ZF versus ZF + hemin
Arterial systolic pressure (mmHg)
0.001
0.018
Reduced by 12.4%
Arterial diastolic pressure (mmHg)
0.003
0.024
Reduced by 11.9%
Mean arterial pressure (mmHg)
0.002
0.022
Reduced by 11.4%
Total peripheral resistances (mmHg·min/mL)
0.060
0.080
Reduced by 17.6%
LV developed pressure (mmHg)
0.012
0.030
Reduced by 13.0%
+dp/dt(max) (mmHg/sec)
0.027
0.027
Reduced by 16.1%
Heart rate (beats/min)
0.814
0.020
Reduced by 11.9%
LV diastolic wall thickness (mm)
0.0001
0.0001
Reduced by 33.3%
LV systolic wall thickness (mm)
0.0001
0.007
Reduced by 15.6%
LV end diastolic volume (mL)
0.075
0.169
Increased by 15.2%
LV end systolic volume (mL)
0.001
0.089
Increased by 27.3%
Stroke volume (mL)
0.564
0.311
Increased by 13.6%
Cardiac output (mL/min)
0.519
0.412
Increased by 12.4%
Values for each echocardiography and hemodynamic endpoint were averaged for each rat and the mean values used in statistical analyses, with : number of rats. Differences among treatment groups were compared using 1-way ANOVA followed by Fisher’s Least Square Difference (LSD) posteriori tests. Differences of were considered statistically significant. Values are means ± SE; per group. versus control ZF rats, versus control ZL rats. LV: left ventricle; +dp/dt(max), maximal rate of increase in left ventricular pressure.