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The method of evaluating how the parameters of mechanical deformation affect myocardial contractility

Xenia Butova, Oleg N. Lookin

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The myocardial contractility in the given twitch is greatly influenced by the mechanical conditions imposed to the preceding contractions. This effect is manifesting both as immediate changes of contractility and delayed modulation in the contractile ability. The influence of varying parameters of mechanical deformation on the immediate/delayed effects in contractility was studied and the useable tool for assessment of these effects was developed.

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The myocardial contractility in the given twitch is greatly influenced by the mechanical conditions imposed to the preceding contractions. This effect is manifesting both as immediate changes of contractility and delayed modulation in the contractile ability. The influence of varying parameters of mechanical deformation on the immediate/delayed effects in contractility was studied and the useable tool for assessment of these effects was developed.

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The myocardial contractility in the given twitch is greatly influenced by the mechanical conditions imposed to the preceding contractions. This effect is manifesting both as immediate changes of contractility and delayed modulation in the contractile ability. The influence of varying parameters of mechanical deformation on the immediate/delayed effects in contractility was studied and the useable tool for assessment of these effects was developed.

Key concepts: Contractility, Deformation (meteorology), Materials science, Affect (linguistics), Cardiology, Biomedical engineering, Medicine, Composite material

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