Sentence examples for block dog from inspiring English sources
In particular, the detected downregulation of different potassium channels (i.e. IKs, IKr and IK1) in the chronic AV block dog model has been associated with increased incidence of serious ventricular arrhythmias probably due to decreased repolarization reserve [19] [23].
Myocardial hypertrophy in pathological settings in humans [16] [18] and in animal models, especially in the chronic atrioventricular (AV) block dog model [19] and heart failure models [20] [22], has been shown to cause electrophysiological remodeling where the expression of different ion channels, including potassium channels critical for repolarization, and exchangers is altered.
Finally, our findings confirm previous reports showing a potent suppression of TdP in vitro in isolated rabbit hearts pretreated with d-sotalol, in vivo in anesthetized rabbits treated with the IKr blocker clofilium and in a chronic atrioventricular block dog model where TdP was induced using dofetilide [ 34, 39, 40].
Initially, beat-to-beat variability of repolarization was assessed from beat-to-beat STV derived from left ventricular monophasic action potential duration, that is STVLVMAPD, in anaesthetized chronic atrio-ventricular block dogs (Thomsen et al., 2004).
This vertical shift cannot be simply attributed to QT prolongation properties as, moxifloxacin, another hERG blocker devoid of effect on ventricular repolarization STV in chronic AV block dogs (Thomsen et al., 2006) or in cynomolgus monkeys (Supporting Information Fig. S9), was unable to cause such vertical shift despite marked QT prolongation properties (Supporting Information Fig. S10).
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On the other end of the block, Papaya Dog is full of 99-cent bargains.
Swelling of the head can become so severe that it can block a dog's airway.
The cat has long made a habit of parking itself halfway up the stairs in order to block the dog's access.
Use your body to block the dog from the food.
To describe a transorbital approach to the maxillary nerve block in dogs and compare it with a traditional approach.
