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What are the circulatory effects of isoproterenol, acetylstrophanthidin, and volume loading in a canine model of acute pericardial tamponade?
What are the circulatory effects of isoproterenol, acetylstrophanthidin, and volume loading in a canine model of acute pericardial tamponade?
In a canine model of acute pericardial tamponade, volume loading and isoproterenol significantly increased cardiac output, whereas acetylstrophanthidin had no significant hemodynamic effect.
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Supports isoproterenol and volume loading in canine tamponade; leaves open human translation.
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