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The right ventricle can generate a negative diastolic pressure during early diastole independently of intrathoracic pressure, creating a suction effect that contributes to ventricular filling. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.NOVEL_FINDING. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

July 1, 1981Circulation ResearchOpen Access

Negative diastolic pressure in the intact canine right ventricle. Evidence of diastolic suction.

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RV suction evident in closed-chest dogs; leaves open relevance to human RV filling and HF.

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Negative diastolic pressure in the intact canine right ventricle. Evidence of diastolic suction.

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Negative diastolic pressure in the intact canine right ventricle. Evidence of diastolic suction.

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