Titlebook: Cardiac Dynamics; Jan Baan,Alexander C. Arntzenius,Edward L. Yellin Book 1980 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers bv, The Hague 1980 cardiac funct

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Force-Velocity-Length Relations in Cardiac Muscle Segmentsndependent of length above about 87% .., falling with length below that region (7). It has also been shown that the muscle’s capability for maximal velocity is developed very early after stimulation, as contrasted to the capability for force development, which builds nearly as slowly as the twitch force (7,8).

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Time Course of Changes in Action Potential Duration and Ejection Shortening During Regional Transienional ischaemia. The object of this study is therefore to determine the time course of these electromechanical measurements on a beat-to-beat basis during transient occlusion of small branches of the coronary arteries in pig hearts, and to see if they may be causally related.

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A Quantitative Analysis of the Force Transients of Skeletal Muscle in Response to Quick Changes in Llastic element. Furthermore, it was found that in the metabolically inhibited muscle in which the ATP concentration was lowered by repeated stimulation, the early phases of the tension recovery are depressed.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-8796-8cardiac function; cardiovascular; coronary artery disease; dynamics; echocardiography; heart; hemodynamics

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Cardiac Dynamics978-94-009-8796-8Series ISSN 0166-9842

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Laura Garcia-Taberner,Josep J. Masdemont eight (1,2,3). Each pathway is remarkably close to a geodesic, as described by Clairaut’s theorem (4). All pathways in the LV wall lie in nested sets of toroidal shells that are crescentic in longitudinal section (5, 6).