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Rare Case of Rapidly Worsening REM Sleep Induced Bradycardia
Sinoatrial arrest also known as sinus pause occurs when sinoatrial node of the heart transiently ceases to generate the electrical impulse necessary for the myocardium to contract. It may last from 2.0 seconds to several minutes. Etiologies of sinoatrial
Ayyappa S. Duba +6 more
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Modelling the sinoatrial node across the scales: the role of heterogeneity in pacemaking and atrial driving [PDF]
During a human being’s life, the heart beats on average 2 to 3 billion times. At each cycle, the primary pacemaker of the heart – the sinoatrial node – automatically depolarizes and excites the atria.
Ricci, Eugenio <1995>
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Comparative aspects among the irrigation types of both ventricular and sinoatrial node in cats
Utilizou-se 30 corações de gatos sem raça definida, machos e fêmeas, adultos de idades variadas que não portavam nenhuma afecção cardíaca. Os corações foram injetados pela aorta torácica com Neoprene Latex 450, corados com pigmento vermelho. Verificou-se
Caio Biasi Mauro, Mauro, Caio Biasi
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Relato de Caso Anatomical and clinical aspects of the blood supply of the sinoatrial node [PDF]
SUMMARY -BACKGROUND. The recent study of the variations of the origin of the sinoatrial node and on the "arterial network of the perinodal sinusal area" in normal hearts points out the importance of this network. PURPOSE.
E Buffolo, A C Lopes, L J A Didio
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Heterogeneous expression of Ca2+ handling proteins in rabbit sinoatrial node
We investigated the densities of the L-type Ca2+ current, iCa,L, and various Ca2+ handling proteins in rabbit sinoatrial (SA) node. The density of iCa,L, recorded with the whole-cell patch-clamp technique, varied widely in sinoatrial node cells.
Yoshiko Takagishi +19 more
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Establishment of cardiac action potential recording using a membrane potential indicator in the mouse sinoatrial node [PDF]
The cardiac action potential in the sinoatrial node is important, as it propagates throughout the heart and determines cardiac rhythm. Because of the anatomical complexity, pacemaker cells in the sinoatrial node can be difficult to identify for ...
Higuchi, Shoki +7 more
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Regional differences in effects of 4-aminopyridine within the sinoatrial node
4-Aminopyridine (4-AP)-sensitive transient outward current ( I to) has been observed in the sinoatrial node, but its role is unknown. The effect of block of I to by 5 mM 4-AP on small ball-like tissue preparations (diameter ∼0.3–0.4 mm) from different ...
M. Yamamoto +5 more
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Pacemaker activity of the sinoatrial node has extensively been studied in laboratory animals of various species, but is virtually unexplored in man.
Marcel M. G. J. van Borren +17 more
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Staged operation to fontan increases the incidence of sinoatrial node dysfunction
Morbidity and mortality of total cavopulmonary connection (modified Fontan procedure) may be decreased in many patients with single ventricle in whom the risk of surgery is high by performing the operations in a staged fashion.
Mayer, John E. +4 more
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Multiple redundant and diverse intranodal pacemakers and conduction pathways allow the human sinoatrial node to robustly maintain cardiac rhythm.
John D. Hummel +31 more
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