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Does high-frequency stimulation of the interganglionic nerve induce inappropriate sinus tachycardia in anesthetized dogs?
Does high-frequency stimulation of the interganglionic nerve induce inappropriate sinus tachycardia in anesthetized dogs?
High-frequency stimulation of the interganglionic nerve induces sinus tachycardia in dogs, suggesting that dysautonomia involving this nerve and the anterior right ganglionated plexi may play a role in inappropriate sinus tachycardia.
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Hypothesis-generating for dysautonomia in inappropriate sinus tachycardia; leaves open whether IGN or ARGP modulation could be therapeutic in humans.
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