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American Journal of Cardiology | 2001

Coronary remodeling of proximal and distal stenotic atherosclerotic plaques within the same artery by intravascular ultrasound study

Toshihiko Nishioka; Tomoo Nagai; Huai Luo; Katsuhiro Kitamura; Naohiro Hakamata; Masahiko Akanuma; Shuichi Katsushika; Akimi Uehata; Bonpei Takase; Kazushige Isojima; Shingo Ohtomi; Robert J. Siegel

The aim of this intravascular ultrasound study was to compare the type and the degree of vessel remodeling in proximal and distal de novo lesions within the same coronary artery in patients with stable angina pectoris. Seventy-six de novo coronary artery lesions in 38 coronary arteries of 38 patients were imaged by intravascular ultrasound. The vessel area (VA) within the external elastic lamina and the lumen area (LA) were measured, and the wall area (VA-LA) was calculated at the lesion site, and the proximal and distal reference sites. The VA ratio was defined as (lesion VA/average of the proximal and distal reference VAs) to represent the degree of vessel remodeling. The proximal coronary segments showed compensatory enlargement more often (68% vs 29%, p < 0.01) than the distal segments, and the VA ratio at the lesion site was significantly larger (1.1 +/- 0.3 vs 1.0 +/- 0.2, p <0 .01) in proximal segments than in distal segments. The type of coronary remodeling was discordant in 61% and concordant in only 39% of coronary arteries between the proximal and distal segments. The type of coronary remodeling of proximal and distal coronary lesions was inhomogeneous, even within the same vessel. Proximal coronary segments showed more prominent compensatory enlargement than distal segments, which have a similar degree of luminal narrowings.


International Journal of Cardiology | 1997

Hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy due to a novel T-to-A transition at codon 624 in the β-myosin heavy chain (β-MHC) gene possibly related to the sudden death

Fumitaka Ohsuzu; Shuichi Katsushika; Masahiko Akanuma; Haruo Nakamura; Haruhito Harada; Manatsu Satoh; Shitoshi Hiroi; Akinori Kimura

Many missense mutations in the beta-myosin heavy chain have been reported in patients with hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy (HOCM). However, the controversy is present whether the mutation accompanying the change of electric charge is related with poorer prognosis. The proband, a 48-year-old female, of the family was diagnosed clinically as HOCM, and a structural analysis of the cardiac beta-MHC gene showed that the proband and her junior daughter had a novel mutation with T to A transition in codon 624 replacing tyrosine with asparagine, which was not present in her husband, elder daughter and son. The probands husband, son and two daughters were healthy except that the ECG of junior daughter (15-year-old) showed complete right bundle branch block. Probands mother died suddenly after the delivery of the proband and the proband also collapsed suddenly. The occurrence of sudden death in proband and her mother suggested that HOCM with this novel mutation might be associated with a high risk of sudden death irrespective of the absence of charge alteration.


Clinical and Experimental Pharmacology and Physiology | 1991

ENHANCED BETA‐ADRENERGIC SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION IN SPONTANEOUSLY HYPERTENSIVE RATS

Shin-ichi Maie; Fumitaka Ohusuzu; Schuichi Katsushika; Masahiko Akanuma; Noboru Aosaki; Haruo Nakamura; Hideya Ohashi

The p-adrenergic system is thought to play an important role in the onset of hypertension and the adjustment of the heart to a hypertensive state. The padrenergic system mediates the powerful, positive inotropic effects of adrenergic stimuli, producing CAMP which enhances myocardial contractility. Thus alteration in the P-adrenergic system may be a major cause of impaired myocardium and may influence the progression of heart failure resulting from prolonged hypertension. However, the biochemical mechanisms underlying these pathological disorders, collectively termed ‘hypertensive heart’, are unclear, and reports of changes in ,&receptors in the heart of spontaneously hypertensive rats (SHR) are variable (Limas & Limas 1978; Mochizuki et al. 1984). This study is designed to clarify the changes in the signal transduction of the p-adrenergic system (padrenergic receptor-GTP bound stimulatory protein (Gs)-adenylate cyclase) in hypertensive hearts, using the myocardium of SHR as a genetic model of essential hypertension. METHODS


Nihon Naika Gakkai zasshi. The Journal of the Japanese Society of Internal Medicine | 1989

[Clinical, pathological and immunohistological features of a case of localized nodular myopathy].

Hiroaki Kawano; Mitsuhrio Kawagoe; Kou Arakawa; Masahiko Akanuma; Masako Hara; Haruo Nakamura; Yasuki Mamiya

31才,男性. 3年前から再燃を繰り返す大腿部に限局する硬結と疼痛を認めた.検査上,血沈亢進とCRP陽性を認め,筋生検により,リンパ球浸潤, snake coil fiber, whorled fiberなどのinflammatory myopathyの所見を持ち, Gummingらによるlocalized nodularmyositisと診断された.ステロイド投与により軽快するも再燃を繰り返した.本例は,リンパ球浸潤の分布, TBリンパ球の出現比率, Tリンパ球のsubsetの出現比率において皮膚筋炎と同様の像を呈していた.本例は, localized nodular myositisの疾患概念を確立する上に貴重な症例と思われた.


Circulation | 2006

Association of Takotsubo Cardiomyopathy and Long QT Syndrome

Osamu Sasaki; Toshihiko Nishioka; Takashi Akima; Hirotsugu Tabata; Yasuhiro Okamoto; Masahiko Akanuma; Akimi Uehata; Bonpei Takase; Shuichi Katsushika; Kazushige Isojima; Shingo Ohtomi; Nobuo Yoshimoto


Japanese Circulation Journal-english Edition | 1992

Enhanced myocardial adenylate cyclase activity in spontaneously hypertensive rats.

Fumitaka Ohsuzu; Shuuichi Katsushika; Shin-ichi Maie; Masahiko Akanuma; Shigeki Yanagida; Nobuhiro Sakata; Hideyuki Ishida; Noboru Aosaki; Haruo Nakamura


Japanese Heart Journal | 1994

Reduction of beta-adrenergic receptors in atrial cell membranes of patients following mild to moderate heart failure.

Fumitaka Ohsuzu; Shuichi Katsushika; Masahiko Akanuma; Naohiro Hakamada; Hiroaki Hamada; Shin-ichi Maie; Katsuki Muneoka; Masanao Okumori; Haruo Nakamura


Japanese Heart Journal | 1994

Protective Effects of Verapamil and Adenosine Treatment on High Energy Phosphate Metabolism in Ischemic and Reperfused Myocardium

Shigeki Yanagida; Fumitaka Ohsuzu; Nobuhiro Sakata; Shin-ichi Maie; Masahiko Akanuma; Eiichi Takayama; Katsumi Hayashi; Noboru Aosaki; Haruo Nakamura


Japanese Circulation Journal-english Edition | 2007

PE-506 The Correlation between the Central Arterial Blood Pressure and the Radial Artery Pressure Measured by the Novel Product HEM-9000AI(Hypertension, clinical-06, The 71st Annual Scientific Meeting of the Japanese Circulation Society)

Hirotsugu Tabata; Eiichi Takayama; Manabu Kitagaki; Shingo Ohtomi; Bompei Takase; Masahiko Akanuma; Akira Hamabe; Ryuichi Katoh; Akimi Uehata


Japanese Circulation Journal-english Edition | 2002

Systemic Peripheral Vascular Resistance as a Determinant of Cardiac Function Reserve During Aerobic Exercise : Application of New Ambulatory Radionuclide System

Takashi Akima; Bonpei Takase; Yoshihiro Matsushima; Haruhiko Hosaka; Kimio Satomura; Fumitaka Ohsuzu; Toshihiko Nisioka; Hirotsugu Tabata; Sumito Narita; Osamu Sasaki; Yasuhiro Okamoto; Masahiko Akanuma; Syuuichi Katsushika; Kazushige Isojima; Akimi Uehata; Akira Kurita

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Haruo Nakamura

National Defense Medical College

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Kazushige Isojima

National Defense Medical College

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Akimi Uehata

Brigham and Women's Hospital

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Bonpei Takase

National Defense Medical College

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Shin-ichi Maie

National Defense Medical College

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Shuichi Katsushika

National Defense Medical College

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Akira Kurita

National Defense Medical College

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Hirotsugu Tabata

National Defense Medical College

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Osamu Sasaki

Saitama Medical University

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