| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8660211 | Heart Rhythm | 2018 | 29 Pages |
Abstract
Chronic ventricular pacing increases Ca2+ transients at late activation sites, which activates IKAS to maintain repolarization reserve. IKAS blockade increases VF vulnerability in chronically paced rabbit ventricles.
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Authors
Dechun MD, Mu MD, Na MD, Adonis Z. PhD, Dongzhu MD, PhD, Wei-Chung MD, Yuan MD, Zhipeng MD, Yi-Hsin MD, Changyu PhD, Zhenhui PhD, Shien-Fong PhD, FHRS, James N. MD, Peng-Sheng MD, FHRS, Thomas H. PhD, FHRS,