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CO Poisoning Causes Direct Myocardial Toxicity
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Title CO Poisoning Causes Direct Myocardial Toxicity
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/570216?src=rss
Description Carbon monoxide (CO) decreases myocardial contractility in a manner distinct from the effects of oxygen deprivation, and this effect persists even after all of the CO is removed from the system, according to experiments conducted in rats, researchers have shown. Reuters Health Information
Category Articles > Emergency Medicine
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Date Feb 15, 2008
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