cardioinhibitory

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cardioinhibitory

[kahr″de-o-in-hib´ĭ-tor-e]

restraining or inhibiting the heart movements.

car·di·o·in·hib·i·to·ry

(kar'dē-ō-in-hib'ĭ-tō-rē),

Arresting or slowing the action of the heart, either through effects on rate or muscle contraction.

cardioinhibitory

/car·dio·in·hib·i·to·ry/ (-in-hib´ĭ-tor-e) restraining or inhibiting the movements of the heart.

cardioinhibitory

[kär′dē·ō′inhib′itôr′ē]

slowing or inhibiting the rate or strength of ventricular contractions.

cardioinhibitory

Retarding the heart's action.

car·di·o·in·hib·i·to·ry

(kahrdē-ō-in-hibi-tōr-ē)

Arresting or slowing cardiac action.

cardioinhibitory (kär´dēōinhib´-itôrē),

adj restraining or inhibiting the movements of the heart.

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The mother, age 35, showed a cardioinhibitory response (type IIb) on HUT, while the father, age 41, showed a cardioinhibitory response without asystole (type IIa).

Vasovagal syncope in monozygotic twins/Tek yumurta ikizlerinde vazovagal senkop

Mechanisms include central vagal effects likely via the cardioinhibitory parasympathetic vagal neurons in the nucleus ambiguous (1) and the effect on vagal nerve endings and cardiac opiate receptors (2).

Profound bradycardia during skin preparation for inguinal herniorrhaphy

For example there are PMKs that can activate some algorithms for the treatment of neuromediated cardioinhibitory syncope (for example the function RDR--Rate Drop Response) or to look for the spontaneous AV conduction in order to decrease the percentage of right ventricular pacing (Medtronic MVP Minimal Ventricular Pacing).

Clinical impact of surface electrocardiography of cardiac arrhythmias in pacemaker-ICD patients