In isolated mouse hearts, K(ATP) channels and nitric oxide are the primary mediators of sustained coronary dilation following transient ischemia, with synergistic interplay among various vasodilatory pathways.
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Does not inform clinical coronary flow management; leaves open translation of K(ATP)/NO mechanisms to human ischemia-reperfusion.
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