1990
DOI: 10.1016/s0002-8703(05)80233-9
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Inducible monomorphic sustained ventricular tachycardia in the conscious pig

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“…Although VT cycle lengths in swine are shorter than those found in patients with structural scar, the rates we recorded were within a range reported for inducible VT in pigs with chronic infarction. 17 Recordings of the transition from sinus rhythm were limited, but sinus tachycardia (average rate, 220 bpm) was documented in several animals. Although this indicates moderate sympathetic activation, the heart rates were below the maximal heart rate in exercising swine, which approaches 260 bpm.…”
Section: Arrhythmic Mechanism and Pathophysiological Substrate Of Scdmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although VT cycle lengths in swine are shorter than those found in patients with structural scar, the rates we recorded were within a range reported for inducible VT in pigs with chronic infarction. 17 Recordings of the transition from sinus rhythm were limited, but sinus tachycardia (average rate, 220 bpm) was documented in several animals. Although this indicates moderate sympathetic activation, the heart rates were below the maximal heart rate in exercising swine, which approaches 260 bpm.…”
Section: Arrhythmic Mechanism and Pathophysiological Substrate Of Scdmentioning
confidence: 99%