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Calciumantagonisten bei experimenteller Myokardischämie und Reperfusion

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Calciumantagonisten

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Die Koronardurchblutung wird unter physiologischen und pathophysiologischen Bedingungen durch die vorgegebene Geometrie des koronaren Gefäßbaumes sowie durch mechanische, metabolische, endotheliale, humorale und neuronale Faktoren bestimmt.

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Ehring, T., Heusch, G. (1996). Calciumantagonisten bei experimenteller Myokardischämie und Reperfusion. In: Kübler, W., Tritthart, H.A. (eds) Calciumantagonisten. Steinkopff. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-93678-4_4

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