개심술환자에 있어서의 혈청 Creatine Phosphokinase isoenzyme 분획상
Serum Creatine Phosphokinase Isoenzymes in Open Heart Patients
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정구원/Koo Weon Jeong
김병열/유회성/조명준/Byung Yul Kim/Hoe Sung Yu/Myong Joon Cho
KMID : 0357919800140040062
Abstract
Total CPK and the heart-specific isoenzyme of creatine phosphokinase(CPK-MB)
values have been studied during operative and postoperative periods in 13 patients
undergoing open heart surgery, using cellulose acetate electrophoresis.
The results were:
1) Total CPK value of normal control group was 29±6.0 U/L (mean±S.D.) and only
MM-fraction was observed.
2) Preoperative total CPK value was 49±50.7 U/L(mean±S.D.) and preoperative
MB-fraction was not detected in most patients(l1/13), but detected in two patients(2/13)
.
3) Peak total CPK activity appeared from pump stop to 2nd postoperative day(39∼49
hours from pump stop) and gradually declined to normal activity by 6th postoperative
day.
4) CPK-MB was first detectable during the period of cardiopulmonary bypass in about
46% of cases(6/13).
5) Peak MB isoenzyme was demonstrable during the period of pump stop to 1st
postoperative day(16∼25 hours from pump stop) in 12 cases out of 13.
6) Duration of sustained CPK-MB showed no correlation with cardiopulmonary bypass
and aortic cross-clamping time.
7) In cases showing relatively persistant CPK-MB, the peak total CPK and MB
isoenzyme values were higher and remained for longer period of time, than transient
CPK-MB group.
8) 2 cases showing preoperative CPK-MB died postoperatively.
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