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Differentialtherapie der Arrhythmien bei akuter Myokardischämie und frischem Herzinfarkt — Einflüsse des autonomen Nervensystems

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Autonome Innervation des Herzens Myokardiale Hypoxie

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Der akute einzeitige Verschluß eines koronaren Hauptstammes führt im Tierexperiment und ebenso häufig beim Menschen innerhalb der ersten 20–30 Minuten zu charakteristischen zeitlichen Änderungen der ventrikulären Vulnerabilität mit einer zweigipfligen Häufigkeitsverteilung der Arrhythmien, insbesondere von Kammerflimmern (33).

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Gülker, H., Thale, J., Haverkamp, W., Hindricks, G., Frenking, B., Bender, F. (1987). Differentialtherapie der Arrhythmien bei akuter Myokardischämie und frischem Herzinfarkt — Einflüsse des autonomen Nervensystems. In: Brisse, B., Bender, F. (eds) Autonome Innervation des Herzens Myokardiale Hypoxie. Steinkopff. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-72388-9_6

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