Nutritional factors in the pathogenesis of cardiac necroses

Bajusz, E

doi:10.1007/bf02021335

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“…In experimental studies of myocardial necrosis, Selye et al (26) and Bajusz (26)(27)(28)(29)(30), although they were unable to draw a distinction between the ultimate pathway leading to necrosis and the governing mechanism of calcification, showed nonetheless that calcification always paralleled the intensity of myocardial damage. Calcium deposition increased in step with the severity of necrosis.…”

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Massive Calcification of the Myocardium

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“…Nevertheless, an activation of the hypothalamohypophyseal-adrenocortical adaptive axis could hardly be the sole explanation for this kind of decreased disease-susceptibility of the heart muscle. Consequently, as a working hypothesis we assumed that the stress-induced increased myocardial resistance depends upon the shielding of some sensitive chemical processes in the heart, a biochemical mechanism whose breakdown is the decisive factor in the development of diverse necrotizing cardiomyopa thies (6). *…”

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