In a canine model of coronary micro-embolisation, an increase in beta-adrenoceptor density compensates for postischaemic myocardial dysfunction during recovery from prolonged stunning.
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Suggests compensatory beta-adrenoceptor upregulation aids recovery from stunning in canines; leaves open relevance to human post-ischaemic dysfunction.
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