Titlebook: Cardiac Glycosides; Part I: Experimental Kurt Greeff (Direktor) Book 1981 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1981 Drogen.Hormone.Lipid.Respi

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The Positive Inotropic Action of Cardiac Glycosides on Cardiac Ventricular Muscle the left ventricle of the isolated cat heart. Their tracing (Fig. 1 b) shows that, because of the greater speed of the force development under the effect of the glycoside, the height of the contraction curve, representing the peak force of the isometric contraction, was increased.

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Book 1981d topical issues discussed from varying viewpoints. This re­ minds the reader that scientific horizons in medicine should often be widened or revised. I would like to thank DR. ALANNA Fox and DR. K. ANANTHARAMAN for their help and advice in the revision of certain chapters. I am also grateful to Spr

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Optimality Conditions for Convex Problems,bsorption, and duration of action of new glycosides or semisynthetic derivatives. In addition, numerous investigations have been carried out to study interactions with other drugs which potentiate or attentuate their effects or which alter their therapeutic range.

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The Subdifferential of Convex Functionals,ls of different methods are described by . (1935), . (1936), . (1966), . and . (1967), . (1968), and . (1971). In addition to the particular methods, some experimental results have also been included to provide some idea of the usefulness of the procedures and to indicate several possible modifications.

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The Subdifferential of Convex Functionals,had to be confined to certain aspects of the overall problem. Emphasis will be placed on the mechanical and electrical actions that cardiac glycosides exert on isolated but otherwise “normal” ventricular tissue. The reader is also referred to other review articles (., 1977; ., 1977; ., 1977a; . et al., 1978 a, b).