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Myocardial ischemia: no supply/demand mismatch but reduced blood flow per beat. [PDF]
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THE INHIBITORY EFFECT OF ACETOACETATE ON MYOCARDIAL CONTRACTION
Lancet, The, 1962Williamson and Krebs 1 and Hall 2 have recently reported that acetoacetate, when added to the perfusion medium of an isolated heart in concentrations as high as or higher than in cases of mild ketosis, is oxidised in preference to glucose. These workers, and also Ottaway and Sarkar,3 have shown that lactate accumulated in the perfusion fluid ...
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International Journal of Legal Medicine, 2001
Pathological contraction bands affecting myocardial cells are observed in many different human conditions and in different experimental models. Their morphology was defined long ago but we need to understand the pathogenesis and functional meaning. A distinction between different histological forms of contraction bands and their quantification in a ...
Vittorio Fineschi +2 more
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Pathological contraction bands affecting myocardial cells are observed in many different human conditions and in different experimental models. Their morphology was defined long ago but we need to understand the pathogenesis and functional meaning. A distinction between different histological forms of contraction bands and their quantification in a ...
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Endothelial Modulation of Myocardial Contraction
Endothelium: Journal of Endothelial Cell Research, 1994Both endocardial endothelium and coronary vascular endothelium in the heart influence myocardial contraction by releasing diffusible agents that affect the subjacent myocardium. This effect of cardiac endothelium can be demonstrated both in isolated tissue preparations as well as pump function in intact hearts both in vitro and in vivo. Agents released
Ajay Shāh, Malcolm J Lewis
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Localized Disorders in Myocardial Contraction
New England Journal of Medicine, 1967R Gorlin +2 more
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INHIBITORY EFFECT OF ACETOACETATES ON MYOCARDIAL CONTRACTION
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Tonic component of myocardial contraction
Cell Calcium, 2004Calcium transients and contractions of cardiac myocytes consist of phasic component, relaxing spontaneously independently of membrane voltage and of the tonic component (TC) relaxing only upon repolarization. Experimental data reviewed in this article suggest that most Ca(2+) activating TC is released from sarcoplasmic reticulum (SR) via the ryanodine ...
Bohdan, Lewartowski, Urszula, Mackiewicz
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