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Meanings of effective refractory period in anglès
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periodo refractario efectivo During a cardiac cycle, once an action potential is initiated, there is a period of time that a new action potential cannot be initiated.
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Usage of effective refractory period in anglès
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The effective refractory period of the right ventricle increased slightly though not significantly.
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The ventricular effective refractory period increased under disopyramide by 40 ms.
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At 20 degrees C, isoproterenol significantly reduced both developed force and effective refractory period.
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Both drugs increased the functional and effective refractory period of the right atrium and ventricle.
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The functional and the effective refractory period of the right atrium was increased by acebutolol.
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Pethidine increased effective refractory period, had no effect on electrical threshold and increased contractile force.
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At 35 degrees C, isoproterenol produced an increase in developed force and decreased effective refractory period.
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NTC-801 significantly prolonged atrial effective refractory period without affecting ventricular effective refractory period under vagal nerve stimulation.
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It had no significant effect on effective refractory period and electrical threshold for excitation, but decreased contractile force.
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Gene transfer effectively increased TREK-1 protein levels and attenuated atrial effective refractory period prolongation in the porcine AF model.
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At 28 degrees C, isoproterenol no longer produced a significant increase in developed force, although effective refractory period was still decreased.
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Our findings indicated that Ang II caused atrial arrhythmias in hypertensive patients by shortening the effective refractory period of the atrium.
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The effective refractory period at the high right atrium remained unchanged with dual-site atrial pacing compared with single-site high right atrial pacing.
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Decreasing temperature to either 28 or 20 degrees C significantly increased developed force and effective refractory period.
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Moreover, the atrial effective refractory period was shortened and the AF inducibility was increased in vivo in response to lentiviral-mediated up-regulation of TCONS-00106987.
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By measuring developed force and effective refractory period in isolated left atrial preparations, we determined whether hypothermia affected the cardiac response to isoproterenol and propranolol.