Why the study?
Does hypothermia reduce ventricular rate and restore sinus rhythm in dogs with experimentally produced rapid arrhythmias?
Population
Dogs with rapid ectopic rhythms experimentally produced by application of aconitine solution to the right…
Design
Preclinical
Authors
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Hypothermia merits study for refractory arrhythmias; hypothesis-generating in this canine model and should not change practice.
Does hypothermia reduce ventricular rate and restore sinus rhythm in dogs with experimentally produced rapid arrhythmias?
Hypothermia effectively slows ventricular rate and can restore sinus rhythm in an experimental dog model of aconitine-induced rapid arrhythmias, suggesting potential therapeutic applications for refractory arrhythmias.
Beyda et al. (1961) studied this question.
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