1963
DOI: 10.1002/ar.1091460405
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Permanent gross demonstration of the conduction tissue in the dog heart with palladium iodide

Abstract: A permanent gross demonstration of dog cardiac conduction tissue was attempted unsuccessfully using standard glycogen and fat stains, experimentally induced lipogenesis, iodine, and the iodides of fluorescein, silver, and lead. Staining with insoluble sulfides was also unsuccessful. Permanent gross differentiation of the tissue can be accomplished with palladium iodide. The best fixative for minimum tissue distortion which still permits good differentiation is neutralized formol-saline. The opened and fixed he… Show more

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“…A method using palladium iodide is described for the permanent gross demonstration of the conduction (Purkinje) tissue of the dog's heart (174). A functional study utilizing unilaterally sympathectomized dog hearts sug gests that the right cardiac sympathetic nerve goes primarily to the atrial and nodal tissue with a variable distribution to the ventricles while the left cardiac sympathetic nerve goes mainly to the ventricle with a lesser, more variable, supply to the atria (175).…”
Section: Electrophysiologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A method using palladium iodide is described for the permanent gross demonstration of the conduction (Purkinje) tissue of the dog's heart (174). A functional study utilizing unilaterally sympathectomized dog hearts sug gests that the right cardiac sympathetic nerve goes primarily to the atrial and nodal tissue with a variable distribution to the ventricles while the left cardiac sympathetic nerve goes mainly to the ventricle with a lesser, more variable, supply to the atria (175).…”
Section: Electrophysiologymentioning
confidence: 99%