Key result
Warming the coronary sinus fails to induce coronary sinus rhythm in canine models.
Why the study?
Does warming the coronary sinus area in a dog heart in situ cause coronary sinus rhythm?
Does warming the coronary sinus area in a dog heart in situ cause coronary sinus rhythm?
Warming the coronary sinus area in an in situ dog heart model does not induce coronary sinus rhythm.
Does not support coronary sinus pacemaking in this canine model; leaves open its role in human arrhythmias.
Warming of the area of the coronary sinus in the dog heart in situ, after opening of the right auricle does not cause coronary sinus rhythm.
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David Scherf (1944) studied this question. Warming the area of the coronary sinus in the in situ dog heart after opening the right auricle does not cause coronary sinus rhythm.
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