… the extent of coronary microembolization during elective PCI, to … in diabetic patients with a
high cardiovascular risk. 48 patients (… myocardial injury downstream of the target vessel due to …

… Pathologically, MVO first appears in the infarct core and evolves spatially and temporally,
which corresponds with progressive myocardial damage occurring in the AAR after reopening …

… The aim of the study was to develop a model of coronary microembolization (CME) in rats
at a … , pleural adhesion and ventilation-induced lung injury (VILI). Results showed that the …

… myocardial infarction. Citation19 Therefore, we hypothesized that alprostadil treatment can
reduce CME-induced myocardial injury. … significantly attenuated myocardial injury post-CME …

Objective As a common complication of coronary microembolization (CME), myocardial injury
(MI) implies high mortality. Long non‐coding RNAs (lncRNAs) are rarely studied in CME‐…

… efficacy of cardioprotection in coronary microembolization (CME) is … attenuate myocardial
apoptosis and improve cardiac function … are needed to treat CME-induced myocardial injuries. …

… , may help to quantify the extent of irreversible damage in patients. We conclude that
coronary microembolization reduces coronary and inotropic reserves. Our experimental data …

… The myocardial damage in our sheep appears similar (LVEF was 29% at the establishment
of HF, corresponding to 26% in dogs 1 mo after the last embolization). However, whereas in …

… , reduced coronary reserve, and irreversible myocardial damage … to CME-induced myocardial
injury. Apoptosis inhibition may … myocardial injury is closely related to microembolization. A …

… 3 days affter coronary interventions (… coronary microemboli and 90 min occlusion/reperfusion
of the same infarct-related artery, despite the difference in the extents of myocardial damage…