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The action of several cardiac glycosides on conduction velocity and ventricular excitability in the dog heart

MOE et al., 1951

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8730983971456515520
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MOE G
MÉNDEZ R
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Circulation

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The effects of digitoxin, ouabain, lanatoside C and K-strophanthoside on ventricular excitability and conducion velocity were studied. All agents caused an initial slight increase followed by a decrease of ventricular excitability, and depression of AV and intraventricular …
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