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Effect of Alterations of Coronary Blood Flow the Oxygen Consumption of the Working Heart
John Ross, Francis Klocke, Gerard Kaiser, Eugene Braunwald
https://doi.org/10.1161/01.RES.13.6.510
Circulation Research. 1963;13:510-513
Originally published December 1, 1963John Ross
Francis Klocke
Gerard Kaiser
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The effects of varying coronary blood flow on the MVOO2 of a heart permitted to perform external work at a constant level were determined in 10 experiments. No consistent changes of MVOO2 occurred with alterations of coronary blood flow. These results were in contrast with those previously obtained when coronary blood flow was altered in a heart which performed no external work.
- Received July 11, 1963.
- © 1963 American Heart Association, Inc.
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- Effect of Alterations of Coronary Blood Flow the Oxygen Consumption of the Working HeartJohn Ross, Francis Klocke, Gerard Kaiser and Eugene BraunwaldCirculation Research. 1963;13:510-513, originally published December 1, 1963https://doi.org/10.1161/01.RES.13.6.510
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