Inhibition of an inducible NO release by aminoguanidine in intestinal I/R can attenuate hemodynamic and microcirculatory derangement.

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These results show that a water soluble contrast medium that is often used for computed tomographic imaging of the pancreas can adversely affect the pancreatic microcirculatory parameters, such as tissue perfusion and leukocyte sticking, and hemodynamics in a cerulein-induced model of acute pancreatitis. Early administration seems to cause more severe derangement of the pancreatic microcirculation.