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Does dopamine stimulation alter high energy phosphate content in postischemic reversibly injured rat myocardium?
Does dopamine stimulation alter high energy phosphate content in postischemic reversibly injured rat myocardium?
Positive inotropic stimulation of reversibly injured postischemic myocardium does not cause a loss of high-energy phosphates, indicating that energy generation failure is not the primary cause of myocardial stunning.
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Dopamine stimulation does not deplete high-energy phosphates in stunned rat myocardium; hypothesis-generating for stunning mechanisms and inotrope effects.
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