Conduction and Rhythm Disorders

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channels involved in ventricular repolarization such as those responsible for the fast component of the repolarizing transient outward K current () through the K4.2–KChIP2 channel, thereby prolonging ventricular action potential…

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Coronary Artery Disease and Myocardial Infarction

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and reactive oxygen species. Ischemic preconditioning (IPC), that is, exposure to short (5-min) episodes of hypoxia and reoxygenation, protects the heart against injury caused by a subsequent prolonged episode of…

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Pathogenesis of Cardiac Diseases

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-Adrenoceptors 1.5 Interactions Between Cardiac Cell Populations 1.5.1 Examples of Signaling Messengers 1.5.2 Mitochondrial Signals 1.5.3 Epicardium 1.5.4 Cardiac Cell–Endotheliocyte Interactions 1.5.5 Adipocyte and Structural Remodeling 1.5.6 Interactions Between Cardiac…

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Context of Cardiac Diseases

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and low-density lipoprotein receptor (LDLR) mice can develop atherosclerosis both with and without high-fat feeding, hence their selection as a representative model of human situation. However, lesions that develop over…

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Heart Failure

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1 7.4.6 GPCR Kinase 7.4.7 Cardiorenal Syndrome 7.5 Cardiac Energetics 7.5.1 Modeling 7.5.2 Regulators of Cardiac Energetics 7.5.3 Mitochondrial Dysfunction 7.6 Remodeling 7.6.1 Transverse Tubule Remodeling in Heart Failure 7.6.2…

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Adverse Cardiac Remodeling

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Wall constituent Changes Myocytes Hypertrophy, lengthening Reexpression of fetal gene program Altered excitation–contraction coupling Impaired energy metabolism Defective myofibrillar content and function Apoptosis, necrosis Vasculature Endothelial dysfunction Intimal thickening Smooth…

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Interventional Medicine and Surgery of Cardiac Diseases

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 300 ms) can benefit from pacing. Pacemakers also are used to treat advanced heart failure with major intraventricular conduction disorders, mainly left bundle-branch block (biventricular pacing for resynchronization). Automatic calibration leads…

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Cardiac Valve Diseases

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). The plane of the valve is not flat, but resembles a saddle. During the cardiac cycle, the mitral valve size and shape change. In particular, the size of the…

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Cardiomyopathies

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Component Constituents Myofilaments Actin, tropomyosin, troponin-C/I/T  Myosin Hemisarcomere Titin, nebulin,  MyBPc3 Z disc α-actinin,  Tcap (telethonin), CRSP3 (MLP) M line, H zone Myomesin CRSP3 (MLP) cardiac cysteine and glycine-rich protein-3 (or muscle LIM…

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