Role of ATP-dependent K + channels in erythropoietin effects on abdominal organs volumetric blood flow velocity at ischemia/reperfusion

In this article erythropoietin influence on volumetric blood flow velocity in different abdominal organs at early ischemia/reperfusion stages were shown. We determine that glibenclamid as mitochondrial ATPdependent K+ channels blocker abolish erythropoietin protective effects, increasing transient hyperemia, at the same time pancreas has reaction different from other abdominal organs to ischemia/reperfusion and pharmacological agents intake.