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P314Modifications of atrial refractoriness produced in an experimental rabbit model of diet-induced metabolic syndrome

2018

medicine.medical_specialtyEndocrinologyPhysiologybusiness.industryPhysiology (medical)Internal medicineRabbit modelMedicineAtrial refractorinessMetabolic syndromeCardiology and Cardiovascular Medicinebusinessmedicine.diseaseCardiovascular Research
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Endurance training increases ventricular refractoriness and wavelength of the cardiac impulse without participation of parasympathetic postganglionic…

2021

Abstract Background Endurance physical training plays a protective role in against ventricular fibrillation (VF), but the exact underlying mechanisms are not completely understood. It is well-known that modifications in myocardial ventricular properties such as refractoriness, conduction velocity and wavelength are key in the initiation and maintenance of VF; furthermore, vagus nerve stimulation has prophylactic effects on malignant arrhythmias and VF. On the other hand, parasympathetic nervous system activity is increased in trained individuals, which in turn affects different ventricular electrophysiological properties. We hypothesized that physical training increases conduction velocity …

medicine.medical_specialtyEndurance trainingbusiness.industryInternal medicineRabbit heartmedicineCardiologyImpulse (physics)Cardiology and Cardiovascular MedicinebusinessVentricular refractorinessEuropean Heart Journal
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Does the “Silver Bullet” Lose its Shine Over the Time? Assessment of Loss of Lithium Response in a Preliminary Sample of Bipolar Disorder Outpatients.

2016

Background:Though often perceived as a “silver bullet” treatment for bipolar disorder (BD), lithium has seldom reported to lose its efficacy over the time.Objective:The aim of the present study was to assess cases of refractoriness toward restarted lithium in BD patients who failed to preserve maintenance.Method:Treatment trajectories associated with re-instituted lithium following loss of achieved lithium-based maintenance in BD were retrospectively reviewed for 37 BD-I patients (median age 52 years; F:M=17:20 or 46% of the total) over an 8.1-month period on average.Results:In our sample only 4 cases (roughly 11% of the total, of whom F:M=2:2) developed refractoriness towards lithium after…

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