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ORIGINAL ARTICLE

Prevention of ventricular fibrillation requires central β-adrenoceptor blockade in rabbits

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Pages 221-229 | Received 21 Dec 2006, Published online: 12 Jul 2009

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Figure 1.  Rabbits, chloralose anesthesia. Series 1. Pre-occlusion levels of heart rate, mean arterial pressure and s.d. of R-R intervals per respiratory cycle.

Figure 1.  Rabbits, chloralose anesthesia. Series 1. Pre-occlusion levels of heart rate, mean arterial pressure and s.d. of R-R intervals per respiratory cycle.

Table I.  Rabbits anesthetized with chloralose – Series 1.

Table II.  Rabbits anesthetized with chloralose – Series 1.

Figure 2.  Rabbits, chloralose anesthesia. Series 1. Rabbits (percent) surviving in the three treatment groups during the 30-minute period after coronary artery occlusion. The difference in survival between the metoprolol animals and the other two groups was statistically significant (p < 0.05).

Figure 2.  Rabbits, chloralose anesthesia. Series 1. Rabbits (percent) surviving in the three treatment groups during the 30-minute period after coronary artery occlusion. The difference in survival between the metoprolol animals and the other two groups was statistically significant (p < 0.05).

Figure 3.  Rabbits, chloralose anesthesia. Series 1. Pre-occlusion values for heart rate and s.d. R-R per respiration in controls (Δ), metoprolol (○) and atenolol rabbits (□). Filled symbols: Animals, which fibrillated after the subsequent coronary artery occlusion. Open symbols: Animals without VF after the coronary artery occlusion.

Figure 3.  Rabbits, chloralose anesthesia. Series 1. Pre-occlusion values for heart rate and s.d. R-R per respiration in controls (Δ), metoprolol (○) and atenolol rabbits (□). Filled symbols: Animals, which fibrillated after the subsequent coronary artery occlusion. Open symbols: Animals without VF after the coronary artery occlusion.

Table III.  Rabbits anesthetized with chloralose – Series 2.

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