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Effect of naftidrofuryl on high energy phosphates, glycogen, lactate and pyruvate in mouse hearts during asphyxia and post-asphyctic recovery.

The effect of naftidrofuryl (40 micrograms/g i.p.) on the ATP, phosphocreatine (PC), glycogen, lactate and pyruvate contents of the heart during respiratory arrest and postanoxic recovery was studied in mice. Naftidrofuryl increased he PC-content of the heart of normal mice. It did not prevent the metabolic changes brought about by 1 min anoxia but accelerated the post anoxic recovery of the depleted PC-content on account of delayed replenishment of the reduced glycogen stores. The changes in the ATP, lactate and pyruvate contents were not affected.