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Short mechanical or electrical stimulation of the dog's ventricle following acetylcholine and atropine administration induces temporary parasystolic arrhythmias with grouped stimuli.
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Short mechanical or electrical stimulation of the dog's ventricle, following the administration of acetylcholine and atropine, leads to the temporary appearance of parasystolic arrhythmias. The ectopic parasystolic center may form stimuli in groups.
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Scherf et al. (1951) studied this question. Short mechanical or electrical stimulation of the dog's ventricle following acetylcholine and atropine administration induces temporary parasystolic arrhythmias with grouped stimuli.
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