Why the study?
Does pre-existing coronary stenosis reduce ventricular arrhythmias during subsequent acute coronary occlusion in dogs?
Does pre-existing coronary stenosis reduce ventricular arrhythmias during subsequent acute coronary occlusion in dogs?
Pre-existing coronary stenosis promotes collateral flow and reduces the incidence of ventricular arrhythmias during subsequent acute occlusion in a canine model.
Findings in dogs warrant clinical caution; leaves open whether pre-existing stenosis protects against VF in human ACS.
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