Publications by authors named "Toshio Izuoka"
Jpn J Pharmacol
June 2002
Article Synopsis
- Clinical studies show nonischemic dysfunction can occur in areas adjacent to ischemic heart tissue, highlighting the complexity of heart damage during ischemic events.*
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- An investigation involving dogs found that administering an AT1-receptor antagonist after reperfusion reduced heart injury, as evidenced by a smaller infarct size compared to control dogs.*
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- The reduction in infarct size did not correlate with changes in the heart function of nearby tissue, suggesting that the antagonist works primarily by affecting overall heart damage rather than immediate adjacent tissue function.*
