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Annual Review of Medicine, 1987
The selection of an effective and well-tolerated antiarrhythmic drug requires a systematic approach. Two methods for evaluating drug effect are routinely used--noninvasive techniques involving monitoring and exercise testing, and an invasive approach utilizing electrophysiologic testing. Each method has strengths and weaknesses and they must be applied
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The selection of an effective and well-tolerated antiarrhythmic drug requires a systematic approach. Two methods for evaluating drug effect are routinely used--noninvasive techniques involving monitoring and exercise testing, and an invasive approach utilizing electrophysiologic testing. Each method has strengths and weaknesses and they must be applied
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Abstract Antiarrhythmics are divided into four main Vaughan-Williams classifications based on their primary actions on the myocardial cell action potential (AP). The different classes of drugs exert their action on different phastes of the cardiac AP. New drugs and actions have become available or are being researched, including class 0,
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Abstract Antiarrhythmics are divided into four main Vaughan-Williams classifications based on their primary actions on the myocardial cell action potential (AP). The different classes of drugs exert their action on different phastes of the cardiac AP. New drugs and actions have become available or are being researched, including class 0,
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