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Pathophysiologie und rationale Pharmakotherapie der Myokardischämie pp 39–62Cite as

Myokardstoffwechsel bei Ischämie

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Bei Ischämie treten ausgedehnte Störungen des Myokardstoffwechsels auf, die insbesondere die Kohlenhydrate und Lipide betreffen. Abhängig von der Dauer einer Ischämie können derartige Veränderungen reversibel oder irreversibel sein; letztere stellen dann wohl einen Myokardinfarkt dar. Der Schwerpunkt dieses Kapitels liegt auf den frühen, nach Koronararterienverschluß einsetzenden Stoffwechselstörungen im Myokard; zusätzlich soll kurz auf das Problem von Reperfusionsschäden eingegangen werden.

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Opie, L.H. (1990). Myokardstoffwechsel bei Ischämie. In: Heusch, G. (eds) Pathophysiologie und rationale Pharmakotherapie der Myokardischämie. Steinkopff. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-72437-4_3

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