Size of Cardiac Ventricles in Experimental Hyperthyroidism in the Rat
Edward J. Van Liere, D. A. Sizemore, J. E. Hunnell
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Edward J. Van Liere, D. A. Sizemore, J. E. Hunnell
Abstract
Experimental hyperthyroidism was induced in male white rats by the administration of T3. A significant degree of cardiac hypertrophy was produced. The hearts were fixed in a 4% solution of formaldehyde, and the ventricles were partitioned and weighed. The right ventricle showed proportionally a greater degree of hypertrophy (on a percentage basis almost twofold) than the left.
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Experimental hyperthyroidism was induced in male white rats by the administration of T3. A significant degree of cardiac hypertrophy was produced. The hearts were fixed in a 4% solution of formaldehyde, and the ventricles were partitioned and weighed. The right ventricle showed proportionally a greater degree of hypertrophy (on a percentage basis almost twofold) than the left.
Key concepts: Ventricle, Cardiac hypertrophy, Internal medicine, Cardiac Ventricle, Left Ventricles, Muscle hypertrophy, Cardiology, Medicine