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Does enalaprilat improve acute hemodynamics more than a renin inhibitor via the bradykinin pathway in dogs with pacing-induced heart failure?
Does enalaprilat improve acute hemodynamics more than a renin inhibitor via the bradykinin pathway in dogs with pacing-induced heart failure?
Endogenous bradykinin contributes significantly to the acute hemodynamic benefits of ACE inhibitors in experimental heart failure.
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ACE inhibitors may confer acute hemodynamic benefits partly via bradykinin in experimental HF; leaves open translation to patients or renin-inhibitor comparisons.
Barbe et al. (1996) studied this question.
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