Heart output during pregnancy

Stanger, H.J.; Duncan, Eben; Sisson, W.E.

doi:10.1016/s0002-9378(15)31811-1

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“…In 1926, Stander (79) suspected that the increase in the size of the uterus during pregnancy might be associated with an increased cardiac output. This investigator employed the Fick principle in awake dogs to measure "minute volume", or the amount of blood which passes through the lungs per minute, by calculating the total oxygen consumed and the arteriovenous oxygen content difference.…”

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Serial cardiovascular adaptations during pregnancy

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Serial cardiovascular adaptations during pregnancy

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“…In goats, pregnancy resulted in increased HR and CO, despite no change in cardiac chamber size or systolic function [13]. In dogs, pregnancy has been shown to increase HR [14,15], invasive measures of CO [16], and activation of the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system [14].…”

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Effects of the estrous cycle and pregnancy status on cardiovascular variables in healthy bitches

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