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Original Article

Volume 7, Number 4, August 2016, pages 146-151


The Impact of Different Plasma Glucose Levels on Heart Rate in Experimental Rats With Acute Myocardial Infarction

Tables

Table 1. The Results of TnI of the Different Groups
 
GroupsNTnI
aCompared with the sham groups, the AMI groups had a much higher TnI, which was statically significant (P < 0.05). MH: myocardial infarction high glucose level; MN: myocardial infarction normal glucose level; ML: myocardial infarction low glucose level; SH: sham-operated high glucose level; SN: sham-operated normal glucose level; SL: sham-operated low glucose level.
MH877.97 ± 26.53a
MN1072.49 ± 27.64a
ML1369.93 ± 27.27a
SH112.88 ± 2.37
SN122.04 ± 2.46
SL72.45 ± 2.61
Total6138.22 ± 40.16

 

Table 2. The Blood Glucose Levels of the Different Groups
 
GroupsNBefore the operationNAfter the operationNBefore the death
aCompared with the normal and low blood glucose groups, the high blood glucose group had a higher blood glucose levels, which was statically significant (P < 0.05). bCompared with the normal and high blood glucose group, the low blood glucose groups had a lower blood glucose levels, which was statically significant (P < 0.05). MH: myocardial infarction high glucose level; MN: myocardial infarction normal glucose level; ML: myocardial infarction low glucose level; SH: sham-operated high glucose level; SN: sham-operated normal glucose level; SL: sham-operated low glucose level.
MH1117.71 ± 1.99a1018.87 ± 9.37a116.36 ± 0.74
MN137.68 ± 4.93109.16 ± 6.30106.19 ± 0.45
ML153.13 ± 0.41b154.50 ± 5.31b26.40 ± 0.14
SH1217.66 ± 2.56a1121.20 ± 8.75a116.15 ± 0.76
SN126.48 ± 0.94127.64 ± 0.8096.66 ± 0.50
SL163.41 ± 0.28b136.09 ± 3.95b176.30 ± 0.71
Total798.60 ± 6.467110.59 ± 8.76606.32 ± 0.65

 

Table 3. The Heart Rate of the Different Groups
 
GroupsNBefore the operationNAfter the operationNBefore the death
aCompared with the MN and ML groups, the MH group had a much faster heart rate, which was statically significant (P < 0.05); also, the MH group had a much faster heart rate than before, which was statically significant (P < 0.05). bCompared with the SL group, the ML group had a lower heart rate, which was statically significant (P < 0.05). MH: myocardial infarction high glucose level; MN: myocardial infarction normal glucose level; ML: myocardial infarction low glucose level; SH: sham-operated high glucose level; SN: sham-operated normal glucose level; SL: sham-operated low glucose level.
MH11426.36 ± 32.1311443.55 ± 43.77a10484.70 ± 23.59
MN12433.50 ± 31.0012403.25 ± 81.5812426.67 ± 125.25
ML15427.00 ± 42.0015403.00 ± 36.2415453.73 ± 35.79
SH11383.18 ± 40.8110404.20 ± 32.3012425.33 ± 123.43
SN12417.42 ± 43.3412419.17 ± 39.8811466.64 ± 41.52
SL17435.47 ± 37.5116437.88 ± 22.15b17460.53 ± 38.59
Total78422.10 ± 40.6876418.96 ± 47.0977452.45 ± 75.63

 

Table 4. The Heart Rate Before the Operations
 
GroupsNBlood glucose
aCompared with the rats with the high and normal blood glucose, the rats with low blood glucose had a more fast heart rate, which was statically significant (P < 0.05). H: high glucose level; N: normal glucose level; L: low glucose level.
H22404.77 ± 42.105
N24425.46 ± 37.753
L32431.50 ± 39.235a
Total78422.10 ± 40.682