Heart Physiology: From Cell to CirculationLionel H. Opie Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2004 - 648 páginas Thoroughly revised and updated, this Fourth Edition is the only current book that integrates cellular and subcellular elements of cardiovascular physiology in the analysis of physiologic and pathophysiologic responses. In straightforward terms, with more than 600 diagrams and illustrations, the book explains the key principles crucial to understanding how the cardiovascular system and its components function and malfunction. For this edition, Dr. Opie has enlisted eight internationally eminent co-authors and added a new chapter on cell signaling. The chapters on physiology of the ECG and arrhythmias contain many more ECGs. More than half of the illustrations—including 12 color plates—are new. |
Contenido
Channels Pumps and Exchangers | 73 |
Pacemakers Conduction System and Electrocardiogram | 119 |
ExcitationContraction Coupling and Calcium | 159 |
Receptors and Signal Transduction | 186 |
Myocardial Contraction and Relaxation | 221 |
Coordinating Life and Death | 247 |
Coronary Flow | 279 |
Aerobic and Anaerobic Metabolism | 306 |
The Circulation | 417 |
Blood Pressure and Peripheral Circulation | 431 |
Cardiac Output and Exercise | 460 |
Neurohumoral Responses | 485 |
Ischemia and Angina | 525 |
Cell Death | 553 |
Stunning Hibernation | 574 |
Arrhythmias | 599 |
Ventricular Function | 355 |
Overload Hypertrophy and Its Molecular Biology | 402 |
Términos y frases comunes
A-II action potential activity adrenergic afterload angiotensin aortic apoptosis arrhythmias arterioles atrial B-adrenergic stimulation blood flow blood pressure Ca2+ calcium channel calcium ions capillaries cardiac output Cardiol cardiomyopathy cells Circ Res Circulation clinical contractile contraction coronary artery cross-bridge cyclase cytosolic cytosolic calcium decrease depolarization diastolic dilated disease effects endothelium enzyme exercise factors fatty acid function gene glucose glycolysis growth heart failure heart rate hypertension hypertrophy increased infarction inhibition inotropic insulin interaction intracellular ischemia ischemic left ventricle left ventricular load mechanism membrane metabolism mitochondrial mitral molecular molecule myocardial myocardium myocytes myosin head nitric oxide node norepinephrine normal Opie overload oxygen phase phospholamban phosphorylation Physiol physiologic potassium channel protein kinase pump receptor regulation relaxation release reperfusion response role sarcolemma sarcomere sarcoplasmic reticulum signaling sinus sodium-calcium exchange stroke volume systolic tion tissue troponin uptake vagal vascular smooth muscle vasoconstriction vasodilation venous wall stress
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