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February 1, 1938Archives of Internal Medicine

Effect of Experimental Cardiac Infarction on Response to Digitalis

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Why the study?

Does experimental cardiac infarction alter tolerance to digitalis in animal models?

Population

Cats and dogs with experimental cardiac infarction (extensive ligation of coronary vessels)

Comparison

Ouabain or digitalis vs Normal animals without coronary occlusion

Design

Preclinical

Follow-up

Up to 6 months

Authors

JTJanet TravellMount Sinai Beth Israel

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Implication

Alerts to possible digitalis sensitivity in experimental post-MI models; leaves open human translation and dose guidance.

Structured PICO

Does experimental cardiac infarction alter tolerance to digitalis in animal models?

P
Population
Cats and dogs with experimental cardiac infarction (extensive ligation of coronary vessels)
I
Intervention
Ouabain or digitalis
C
Comparator
Normal animals without coronary occlusion
O
Outcome
Tolerance to the drug (amount required to cause death)

Experimental cardiac infarction reduces tolerance to digitalis in the subacute phase (4 days) with partial recovery over months in animal models.

Cite This Study

Janet Travell (1938) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a7262bee5469ee92be26345https://doi.org/10.1001/archinte.1938.00180080026003
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