1965
DOI: 10.1007/bf00957656
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Der Fr�hnachweis des Herzinfarktes durch Bestimmung der Wasserstoffionenkonzentration im Herzmuskel mit Indicatorpapier

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“…Observation of the blue border zone is in agreement with the findings of Krug (10,11). Comparison of areas showing tissue pH changes with those in which glycogen was depleted permits an explanation differing somewhat from that of Krug. As long as the excised heart was not frozen, the tissue pH of the undamaged myocardium containing glycogen decreased as a result of accumulation of acid end-products of postmortal anaerobic glycolysis.…”
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“…Observation of the blue border zone is in agreement with the findings of Krug (10,11). Comparison of areas showing tissue pH changes with those in which glycogen was depleted permits an explanation differing somewhat from that of Krug. As long as the excised heart was not frozen, the tissue pH of the undamaged myocardium containing glycogen decreased as a result of accumulation of acid end-products of postmortal anaerobic glycolysis.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 81%
“…A different opinion about the origin of the "blue" zone was propounded by Krug (10,11). According to him, the blue rim is alkaline and indicates early necrosis.…”
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“…Changes of myocardial pH have been observed after various periods of local or total ischemia [4,5). Furthermore, many authors found that an artificiallyproduced acidosis or alkalosis can influence the contractile performance of the heart as well as the coronary blood flow [2,31.…”
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