ディゴキシンが心室内伝導に及ぼす影響. カーディアック・オートノミック・インナーベーションの有無を問わず,患者を対象とした研究

Circulation
|February 1, 1975
PubMed
まとめ

ディゴキシンは,特にA-Vノードにおいて,心房静脈伝導 (A-V) に著しく影響を及ぼしますが,心臓の自律神経系が健全な患者のみです. この効果は,神経が消去された心臓は,大きな変化を示さないため,心臓の内化に依存しています.

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