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Mechanisms in the production of atrial fibrillation during asphyxia

Birnbaum et al., 1962

Document ID
7660251638043618688
Author
Birnbaum L
Weiner A
Farah A
Publication year
Publication venue
American Heart Journal

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Asphyxia predisposes the atria to fibrillation of two types. The first is a rapid variety with a concomitant ventricular slowing which has been shown to be due to vagal discharge. The possible sources of this vagal activity have been studied. The second type is a slow …
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