Post-cardiac arrest temporal evolution of left ventricular function in a rat model: speckle-tracking echocardiography and cardiac circulating biomarkers
Daria De Giorgio,
Davide Olivari,
Francesca Fumagalli
et al.
Abstract:Aims
There is little information from experimental studies regarding the evolution of post-resuscitation cardiac arrest (post-ROSC) myocardial dysfunction during mid-term follow-up. For this purpose, we assessed left ventricular (LV) function and circulating cardiac biomarkers at different time points in a rat model of cardiac arrest (CA).
Materials and Methods
Rats were divided into two groups: control and post-ROSC rats. Ei… Show more
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