摘要
Objective To explore the potential of low molecular weight heparin (LMWH) in combination cooperated with aFGF in accelerating neovascularization in vivo. Methods Ischemic model was set up in the right hindlimbs of 28 New Zealand white rabbits. Four groups of animals treated with saline, LMWH, aFGF and aFGF plus LMWH were allocated equally in group Ⅰ, group Ⅱ, group Ⅲ and group Ⅳ respectively. Vascular neovascularization and smooth muscular thickness of the ischemic hindlimb vessels of each animal in different groups were compared with each other on the 28th day postoperatively by angiography with DSA and the standard immunoperoxidase technique. Results No significant neovascularization was seen when aFGF adiministered in low dosage by venous infusion. But when the same dosage of aFGF plus LMWH were administered by venous infusion, a significant neovascularization was observed. Conclusion LMWH can potentiate aFGF in accelerating neovascularization.
Objective To explore the potential of low molecular weight heparin (LMWH) in combination cooperated with aFGF in accelerating neovascularization in vivo. Methods Ischemic model was set up in the right hindlimbs of 28 New Zealand white rabbits. Four groups of animals treated with saline, LMWH, aFGF and aFGF plus LMWH were allocated equally in group Ⅰ, group Ⅱ, group Ⅲ and group Ⅳ respectively. Vascular neovascularization and smooth muscular thickness of the ischemic hindlimb vessels of each animal in different groups were compared with each other on the 28th day postoperatively by angiography with DSA and the standard immunoperoxidase technique. Results No significant neovascularization was seen when aFGF adiministered in low dosage by venous infusion. But when the same dosage of aFGF plus LMWH were administered by venous infusion, a significant neovascularization was observed. Conclusion LMWH can potentiate aFGF in accelerating neovascularization.
