Key result
Hypoxia, cyanide, and parachloromercuribenzoate induced a linear relationship between percent changes in contractile force and intrinsic rate (r=0.87) in dogs after autonomic blockade.
Population
Anesthetized dogs after autonomic blockade by propranolol and atropine
Design
Preclinical
Authors
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No immediate implications for human acute HF management; extends mechanistic evidence for metabolic coupling of rate and force in canine models.
Effect estimate: r=0.87
In a canine model of acute heart failure, changes in intrinsic heart rate and myocardial contractility were linearly related during metabolic inhibition, suggesting a shared dependence on limited energy sources.
Jose et al. (1969) studied acute heart failure produced by agents which impair myocardial energy synthesis. Hypoxia (6% oxygen), sodium cyanide, parachloromercuribenzoate, or dinitrophenol was evaluated on Relationship between percent changes in contractile force and intrinsic rate (r=0.87). Hypoxia, cyanide, and parachloromercuribenzoate induced a linear relationship between percent changes in contractile force and intrinsic rate (r=0.87) in dogs after autonomic blockade.
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