Does thrombolysis-induced coronary reperfusion cause acute and massive interstitial release of cardiac muscle cell proteins?
Previous studies have demonstrated significant myocardial salvage by timely reperfusion therapy. Nevertheless, this study indicates that the moment of recanalisation of the infarct-related artery coincides with sudden and massive disruption of myocyte membranes. Attenuation of this effect, if possible, could further improve the benefits of reperfusion therapy.
Multiplying recipients paired with oocyte donors slightly lowered per-transfer outcome, but enabled more (average +2.06) embryos to be transferred fresh.