Cardiology

Research data from University of California, U.S., update understanding of cardiology

Published in Cardiovascular Business Week, November 21st, 2006

New cardiology study findings have been reported by scientists from University of California, U.S.

Study 1: A recent report describes atrioventricular ring reentry in embryonic mouse hearts.

Investigators in the United States report, "During development, AV conduction switches from base-to-apex to apex-to-base conduction after emergence of the conduction system. We hypothesize that after this transition, the bulk of the AV ring, although no longer required for AV conduction, remains transiently able to conduct, providing a potential arrhythmia substrate. We studied AV conduction during this transition and its sensitivity to autonomic...

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Source: Cardiovascular Business Week (2006-11-21)

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