Electrophysiologic effects of diphenidol in isolated cardiac tissue.
@article{Hayakawa1973ElectrophysiologicEO, title={Electrophysiologic effects of diphenidol in isolated cardiac tissue.}, author={Hiroshi Hayakawa and William J. Mandel}, journal={The Journal of pharmacology and experimental therapeutics}, year={1973}, volume={185 3}, pages={ 447-56 } }
Diphenidol, a potent antiemetic, has previously been shown to possess significant antiarrhythmic effects in the intact animal. In the present investigation the effects of diphenidol (1 x 10 -7 to 1 x 10 -4 M) were studied in canine Purkinje fiber and rabbit right atrial preparations. In Purkinje fiber, low concentrations (1 x 10 -7 M) of diphenidol resulted in significant depression of dv/dt , shortening of action potential duration and shift of the membrane responsiveness curve down and to the…
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