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Effect of Caffeine Intake on Myocardial Hyperemic Flow Induced by Adenosine Triphosphate and Dipyridamole

Shigeto Kubo, Eiji Tadamura, Hiroshi Toyoda, Marcelo Mamede, Masaki Yamamuro, Yasuhiro Magata, Takahiro Mukai, Haruhiro Kitano, Nagara Tamaki and Junji Konishi
Journal of Nuclear Medicine May 2004, 45 (5) 730-738;
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    Study protocol. DIP = dipyridamole.

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    (A) MBF during ATP infusion and after dipyridamole administration in baseline evaluation (left) and in caffeine studies (right). (B) MFR estimated by ATP and dipyridamole in baseline evaluation (left) and in caffeine studies (right). (C) CVR during ATP infusion and after dipyridamole administration in baseline evaluation (left) and in caffeine studies (right). DIP = dipyridamole.

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    MBF during ATP infusion (A) and after dipyridamole administration (B) was inversely correlated with plasma caffeine concentrations.

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    MFR estimated by ATP (A) and dipyridamole (B) was inversely correlated with plasma caffeine concentrations.

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    Comparison of Hemodynamic Variables at Rest and During Pharmacologic Vasodilation in Baseline Evaluation and Caffeine Studies

    Subject no.SBP (mm Hg)DBP (mm Hg)HR (beats/min)RPP (mm Hg × [beats/min])
    BaselineCaffeineBaselineCaffeineBaselineCaffeineBaselineCaffeine
    RestATPDIPRestATPDIPRestATPDIPRestATPDIPRestATPDIPRestATPDIPRestATPDIPRestATPDIP
    110411010810411010678757765686470931057093917,28010,23011,3407,28010,2309,646
    2818886881081024638354739414768864457723,8075,9847,3963,8726,1567,344
    31031019799941075963646359636797986997836,9019,7979,5066,8319,1188,881
    4969111010310311469476665556672971096583896,9128,82711,9906,6958,54910,146
    510911111010912511657716858706877991065778848,39310,98911,6606,2139,7509,744
    61111071141121021125761665464706398996381846,99310,48611,2867,0568,2629,408
    798971001221261066455598478705477916457725,2927,4699,1007,8087,1827,632
    810997102115941166852706459736483906683786,9768,0519,1807,5907,8029,048
    91021019910110110566557467607065931226193866,6309,39312,0786,1619,3939,030
    109389901001021013539363439425972856361705,4876,4087,6506,3006,2227,070
    Mean101991021051071096056626059636488996278816,4678,76310,1196,5818,2668,795
    ± SD± 9± 8± 9± 10± 11± 6± 12± 12± 15± 13± 12± 12± 9± 12*± 12†‡± 7± 15§± 7§‖± 1,280± 1,732*± 1,776†‡± 1,108± 1,420§± 1,074§‖
    • ↵* P < 0.001 vs. rest in baseline.

    • ↵† P < 0.0001 vs. rest in baseline.

    • ↵‡ P < 0.05 vs. ATP in baseline.

    • ↵§ P < 0.05 vs. rest in caffeine.

    • ↵‖ P < 0.05 vs. DIP in baseline.

    • SBP = systolic blood pressure; DBP = diastolic blood pressure; HR = heart rate; RPP = rate–pressure product; DIP = dipyridamole.

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    Comparison of MBF, MFR, and CVR at Rest and During Pharmacologic Vasodilation in Baseline Evaluation and Caffeine Studies

    Subject no.MBF (mL/min/g)MFRCVR (mm Hg/[mL/min/g])
    BaselineCaffeineBaselineCaffeineBaselineCaffeine
    RestATPDIPRestATPDIPATPDIPATPDIPRestATPDIPRestATPDIP
    10.744.263.140.541.551.065.764.242.871.96117.120.327.8144.452.973.6
    20.563.451.880.531.171.676.163.362.193.14103.015.927.7114.153.236.7
    30.693.184.370.521.542.224.586.292.964.27106.023.817.2144.245.935.0
    40.654.142.130.651.631.626.353.272.502.48119.614.937.9119.143.650.8
    51.213.733.121.211.711.383.102.591.421.1461.722.626.362.251.761.0
    60.632.792.680.512.231.294.464.284.382.52119.827.430.6143.934.465.3
    70.653.554.210.651.081.415.466.481.662.17115.919.417.3148.787.058.2
    80.654.502.870.861.871.086.924.422.171.26125.614.928.194.237.880.9
    91.432.792.801.402.082.141.951.961.491.5354.525.229.456.035.438.2
    100.684.632.840.681.911.356.814.182.811.9979.912.019.082.431.445.7
    Mean0.793.703.000.751.681.525.154.102.442.25100.319.626.1110.947.354.5
    ± SD± 0.29± 0.67*± 0.79*†± 0.31± 0.37†‡± 0.40‡± 1.64± 1.44± 0.88†± 0.94± 25.7± 5.1*± 6.6*± 35.5± 16.1†‡‖± 15.9‡‖
    • ↵* P < 0.0001 vs. rest in baseline.

    • ↵† P < 0.005 vs. ATP in baseline.

    • ↵‡ P < 0.005 vs. rest in baseline.

    • § P < 0.005 vs. DIP in baseline.

    • ↵‖ P < 0.0001 vs. rest in caffeine.

    • DIP = dipyridamole.

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    TABLE 3

    Plasma Caffeine Concentrations (mg/L)

    Subject no.BaselineCaffeine
    ATPDipyridamole
    1<0.14.03.3
    2<0.11.02.1
    3<0.13.03.6
    4<0.12.95.4
    50.94.23.9
    6<0.12.13.9
    70.75.32.3
    8<0.11.84.9
    90.35.52.1
    100.11.31.3
    Mean ± SD0.2 ± 0.33.1 ± 1.6*3.3 ± 1.3*
    • ↵* P < 0.0001 vs. baseline.

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