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Protection of Heart Under Hypothermia with Acetylcholine Arrest.

Name: Protection of Heart Under Hypothermia with Acetylcholine Arrest.
Keywords: Heart, Hypothermia, Acetylcholine, Body Temperature, Heart Arrest

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 May 1956Publisher:Frontiers Media SAJournal:Experimental Biology and Medicine, volume 92, pages 49-52 (issn: 1535-3702, eissn: 1535-3699,

Authors: Richard G. Thompson; Peter V. Moulder;

doi: 10.3181/00379727-92-22381

pmid: 13336070

Protection of Heart Under Hypothermia with Acetylcholine Arrest.

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Conclusions1. Total circulatory occlusion alone does not slow the rate of the normother-mic or hypothermic heart. 2. Intracoronary acetylcholine will profoundly decrease the cardiac rate in the occluded heart. The duration of this effect is short at normal body temperatures but quite prolonged during hypothermia (24–27°C). 3. Intracoronary atropine readily reverses the acetylcholine effect on the heart. 4. Cardiac slowing or arrest affords an added protection to the hypothermic heart during total circulatory occlusion.

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Heart, Hypothermia, Acetylcholine, Body Temperature, Heart Arrest

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