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Relationship between adrenergic activity and cardiac actions of quinidine

Roberts et al., 1962

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676241894922257447
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Roberts J
Stadter R
Cairoli V
Madell W
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Circulation Research

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Unanesthetized dogs with complete heart block were used to explore the relationship between adrenergic activity and quinidine action on the heart. After vagolysis, quinidine still increased both the atrial and ventricular rates. Following reduction in adrenergic activity by …
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