Influence of abdominal aorta extremity stenusis on proximal upstream artery haemodynamics in swines / 中华超声影像学杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To study the haemodynamics changes in the proximal upstream artery caused by different degrees of abdominal aorta extremity stenosis.Methods The lateral walls of the abdominal aorta extremity were pinched with the vascular clamp to achieve 1/4,1/2 and 3/4 stenosis or occlusion in 6 juvenile susscrota domesticas,the velocity tracing of the proximal artery recorded,and the parameters of the peak systolic velocity(PSV)and minimum diastolic velocity(MDV)were obtained and statistically analyzed for their correlation with different degrees of abdominal aorta extremity stenosis.Results The diastolic velocity tracing vanished when stenosis reached a certain degree,the needle ridge and low amplitude diastolic velocity tracing emerged when stenosis to a certain extent,and only the needle ridge was present when the abdominal aorta extremity was completely obstructed.PSV reduced with the aggravation of stenosis.Conclusions The proximal upstream artery systolic ridge caused by abdominal aorta extremity stenosis tends to be acUminate,which indicates serious stenosis of the downstream artery.The systolic needle ridge and the absence of diastolic velocity tracing would suggest a complete obstruction of the blood stream in the downstream lumina.