| pubmed-article:9205545 | pubmed:abstractText | Developed tension in guinea-pig papillary muscles is depressed by prolonged hypoxia; subsequent reoxygenation leads to a partial recovery that stabilizes after an early period of arrhythmia. We have investigated whether hypoxic preconditioning in these muscles (1) improves the recovery of developed tension, (2) protects against arrhythmia, and (3) causes other significant electromechanical changes. | lld:pubmed |
