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摘要
本研究是一个三维(3-D)模拟,旨在验证M细胞在扭转角(TdP)期间的功能。成功复制了TdP起始、增殖和终止的整个过程,并检测了M细胞的功能。在此模拟中使用的心脏模型先前有详细描述(D. Wei et al., IEEE, vol. 42, p. 343-57, 1995)。该模型由大约50,000个功能立方单元组成,空间分辨率为1.5 mm。作者的研究结果与C. Antzelevitch等人(1996)的研究结果一致。通过在心脏模型中设置M细胞,作者的研究成功地模拟了TdP过程,并提示M细胞周围的再进入可能是TdP形成的一种可能机制。
Three dimensional excitation sequence during Torsade de Points in the cardiac computer model with M cells
This study is a three-dimensional (3-D) simulation aimed at verification about the M cell function during Torsade de Pointes (TdP). The entire process of TdP initiation, propagation and termination were successfully reproduced and the M cell function was examined. The heart model used in this simulation was previously described in detail (D. Wei et al., IEEE, vol. 42, p. 343-57, 1995). The model consists of approximately 50,000 functional cubic units with spatial resolution of 1.5 mm in dameter. Findings in the authors' study agree to those of C. Antzelevitch et al. (1996). By setting M cells in the heart model, the authors' study successfully simulated the TdP process and suggests that the reentry around M cells might be a possible mechanism in the formation of TdP.