1. Ubiquity of myocardial stunning

   • S. F. Vatner
   • G. R. Heyndrickx

   Focussed Issue: Myocardial Stunning Pages: 253 - 256

2. Common methodological problems and artifacts associated with studies of myocardial stunning in vivo

   • R. Bolli

   Focussed Issue: Myocardial Stunning Pages: 257 - 262

3. Stunning: Three questions and concerns

   • J. Hearse

   Focussed Issue: Myocardial Stunning Pages: 263 - 265

4. Do ATP-sensitive potassium channels play a role in myocardial stunning?

   • G. J. Gross

   Focussed Issue: Myocardial Stunning Pages: 266 - 268

5. Stunned myocardium: a disease of the myofilaments

   • E. Marban
   • W. D. Gao

   Focussed Issue: Myocardial Stunning Pages: 269 - 272

6. Stunned myocardium, an opinionated review

   • W. Schaper

   Focussed Issue: Myocardial Stunning Pages: 273 - 275

7. Myocardial stunning: the role of oxidative substrate metabolism

   • R. Lerch

   Focussed Issue: Myocardial Stunning Pages: 276 - 278

8. Adjustments in competitive substrate utilization in stunned myocardium during early reperfusion

   • B. Renstrom
   • A. J. Liedtke

   Focussed Issue: Myocardial Stunning Pages: 279 - 281

9. Is stunned myocardium ischemic on a microvascular level?

   • L. C. Becker

   Focussed Issue: Myocardial Stunning Pages: 282 - 284

10. Absolute myocardial blood flow in chronic left ventricular dysfunction

    • P. G. Camici

    Focussed Issue: Myocardial Stunning Pages: 285 - 287

11. Coronary vasomotion of the stunned myocardium

    • O. M. Hess
    • L. Mandinov
    • P. Kaufmann

    Focussed Issue: Myocardial Stunning Pages: 288 - 290

12. Therapy for myocardial stunning

    • Y. Birnbaum
    • R. A. Kloner

    Focussed Issue: Myocardial Stunning Pages: 291 - 293

13. Stunned myocardium: inotropic reserve and pharmacological attenuation

    • R. Schulz
    • T. Ehring
    • G. Heusch

    Focussed Issue: Myocardial Stunning Pages: 294 - 296

14. The elusive difference between hibernation and stunning in patients

    • G. Ambrosio

    Focussed Issue: Myocardial Stunning Pages: 297 - 299

15. Commentary on myocardial stunning and its clinical relevance

    • R. Ferrari

    Focussed Issue: Myocardial Stunning Pages: 300 - 302

16. Chronic stunning: The new switch in thought

    • L. H. Opie

    Focussed Issue: Myocardial Stunning Pages: 303 - 304

17. In situ mitochondrial function in volume overload- and pressure overload-induced cardiac hypertrophy in rats

    • Bui Mong Hung
    • R. Janati-Idrissi
    • M. Laplace

    Original Contribution Pages: 305 - 313

18. Hypothermic cardioplegia reduces the occurrence of spontaneous diastolic myofilament motion of the ischemic-reperfused rat heart

    • J. S. Juggi
    • A. G. H. Abdulla
    • X. Matthew

    Original Contribution Pages: 314 - 322

19. Quantification in crude homogenates of rat myocardial Na⁺, K⁺-and Ca²⁺-ATPase by K⁺ and Ca²⁺-dependent pNPPase. Age-dependent changes

    • J. S. Larsen
    • K. Kjeldsen

    Original Contribution Pages: 323 - 331

20. Calcitonin gene-related peptide activates the K⁺ channels of vascular smooth muscle cells via adenylate cyclase

    • H. Miyoshi
    • Y. Nakaya

    Original Contribution Pages: 332 - 336

21. Effects of PAF on cardiac function and eicosanoid release in the isolated perfused rat heart: comparison between normotensive and spontaneously hypertensive rats

    • C. Giessler
    • K. Pönicke
    • O. -E. Brodde

    Original Contribution Pages: 337 - 347

22. Transmural regulation of myocardial perfusion by neuropeptide Y

    • D. D. Gutterman
    • D. A. Morgan

    Original Contribution Pages: 348 - 355