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Hepatic Ischemia Is Associated with an Increase in Liver Parenchyma Nitric Oxide That Is in Part Enzyme-Independent

Franck Lhuillier, Pierre Parmantier, J. Goudable, Philippe Crova, B. Delafosse, G. Annat, Raymond Cespuglio, J.P. Viale

Anesthesiology · 2003 · 14 citations · 17 references

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Abstract

Nitric oxide is present in liver parenchyma, and its generation is dramatically affected by an ischemia injury. The increased NO generation during local ischemia is, at least in part, independent of NO synthases.

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