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Cardiac arrhythmia mechanisms in rats with heart failure induced by pulmonary hypertension

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Fig. 1. Echocardiographic images of control (CON) and monocrotaline (MCT)-treated [right ventricular (RV) failing (FAIL)]  ani-mals
Table 2. Animal and organ characteristics of CON and monocrotaline-treated animals
Fig. 3. T-wave alternans in conscious, unre- unre-strained FAIL rats. A: expanded section of the ECG recording shown in Fig
Fig. 4. Electrical and Ca 2! alternans in hearts of MCT-treated rats. A: difference in AP amplitude (left) and APD (right) between two successive beats (beats 1 and 2) from two regions (a and b) of a RV from a FAIL heart
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