Anaphylactic shock in rabbits induces acute right ventricular overload and ECG alterations, primarily driven by hemodynamic changes rather than direct coronary arterial wall reactions.
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ECG changes in anaphylaxis likely reflect RV overload, not ischemia; leaves open human translation and clinical ECG interpretation.
Boland et al. (1976) studied this question.
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