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Study aim
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The effect of moderate acidification of arterial blood pH on the miR-499 biomarker level (one of the cardiomyocard protection factors after reperfusion) in the first minutes after opening the aortic clamp in order to reduce the complications of reperfusion.
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Design
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Clinical trial with control group, with intervention groups, blind one-way, randomized with size 4 divided into 2 groups of 30 people. The randomization list is provided to the researcher in a sealed envelope.
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Settings and conduct
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This study is a single-blind randomized controlled clinical trial to evaluate the protective effect of acidic pH during primary cardiac reperfusion in patients undergoing elective open heart surgery, including valvular operations in the Shahid Rajaei Center.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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No history of heart surgery, Left ventricular ejection fraction greater than 30%, Hemoglobin above 10 milligram per deciliter, No kidney or liver dysfunction, Lack of impaired lung function tests
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Intervention groups
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patients are divided into two groups: the group with a pH above 7.35 and the group with a pH below 7.35. The group with acidic pH is excluded from the study, but in the normal pH group, patients are divided into two groups by block randomization: one group is kept in the same normal pH and in the second group the pH is maintained by performing Intervention and change in Pco2(Partial Pressure of Carbon Dioxide) It becomes acidic to Reach the desired pH of 7.30 to 7.25 to prevent the pH paradox onset of reperfusion and continue for 2 minutes after aortic declamping.
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Main outcome variables
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miR-499, Type of heart rhythm, Return time of sinus rhythm of the heart, Consumption of inotropic after opening the aortic clamp, The amount of lactate, Cardiac enzymes (troponin, Lactate Dehydrogenase and Creatine kinase-MB levels), Need for antiarrhythmic drugs, Heart ejection fraction