Advances in Animals Cardiac Physiology
A special issue of Animals (ISSN 2076-2615). This special issue belongs to the section "Veterinary Clinical Studies".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 October 2023) | Viewed by 1386
Special Issue Editors
Interests: rabbits; cardiac electrophysiology; training intrinsic cardiac effects in isolated rabbit hearts; local ventricular stretch; pharmacological effects on isolated rabbit hearts
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Interests: rabbits; cardiac electrophysiology; training intrinsic cardiac effects in isolated rabbit hearts; local ventricular stretch; pharmacological effects on isolated rabbit heart; infarction
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The heart is a fascinating organ of obvious importance. The degree of evolutionary specialization has led us to find different cardiac characteristics depending on the species. To cite a few examples, we can say that differences in the size of the heart in animals can lead to a higher or lower survival rate in the face of lethal arrhythmias; that cardiac circulation can have different degrees of collateral vasculature depending on the species; that the retrograde sense of conduction can be admitted after external stimulation in some animals; or that the degree of adaptation to physical exercise can be different in each creature. Deepening our knowledge of the heart via its analysis has also required the use of a great variety of techniques and strategies and, therefore, covers a wide field in current research. Physiological knowledge of the heart will help us to clarify traditional doubts and enable us to prevent or treat diseases, abnormalities, embryopathies or discomforts that hinder or prevent the lives of many living beings that accompany us every day at work or at home.
The objective of this Special Issue is to gather the most recent advances in the knowledge of the cardiac physiology of animals in one publication.
Dr. Luis Such-Miquel
Dr. Luis Such Belenguer
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- heart
- cardiac physiology
- health
- training
- exercise
- isolated cells
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