Evaluation of transmitral pressure gradients at different heart rates: divergent action of isoprenaline and atropine

Peter Carmeliet; André Aubert; Frans Van de Werf; Hilaire De Geest

doi:10.1093/cvr/24.7.560

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Evaluation of transmitral pressure gradients at different heart rates: divergent action of isoprenaline and atropine

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We conclude that a pressure gradient reversal in early diastole is always observed below a heart rate of 110 beats.min-1 and that isoprenaline and atropine affect the pattern of transmitral pressure gradients in a different way.

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