1976
DOI: 10.1111/j.0954-6820.1976.tb06689.x
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Abstract: Antiarrhythmic and hemodynamic effects of i.v. disopyramide phosphate (1.7 mg/kg b.wt. Acta med. scand. 1W 4-752981 Acla med. scand. I99

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“…A prolongation of PEP (or PEPILVET), which can be measured by non-invasive techniques, appeared to be a more sensitive measure of reduced cardiac contractility than a change in DPAP. On the other hand, the largest changes in PEP were seen in patients with high initial DPAP values (8). PEP showed a linear relationship to disopyramide concentration.…”
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“…A prolongation of PEP (or PEPILVET), which can be measured by non-invasive techniques, appeared to be a more sensitive measure of reduced cardiac contractility than a change in DPAP. On the other hand, the largest changes in PEP were seen in patients with high initial DPAP values (8). PEP showed a linear relationship to disopyramide concentration.…”
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“…Nine patients with persistent ventricular arrhythmias were studied. The patients and the experimental procedure have been presented in a previous study (8). Individual characteristics and basal hemodynamic findings are given in Table I.…”
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“…During the haemodynamic study with ventricular tachycardia, there were transient, moderate prolongations of the QRS intervals, which were of the same order of magnitude and duration as in a previous study on the effect of i.v. DE in patients in sinus rhythm and with ventricular ectopic beats (1). When sinus rhythm had been established 60 min after the second injection of DE, the PQ, QRS and Q T intervals were all within normal limits and not significantly different from the corresponding intervals of the patient's previous ECGs before ventricular tachycardia had occurred and DE had been given (Fig.…”
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