What does lusitropic mean?
Lusitropic means (physiology) relating to or producing lusitropy.
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/ˌlu.səˈtɹoʊ.pɪk/ · adjective
(physiology) relating to or producing lusitropy.
We also found that SRTX-b exerted a negative lusitropic effect i.e^([sic]) impairment of LV relaxation as reflected by an increased Tau, the relaxation time constant.
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Lusitropic means (physiology) relating to or producing lusitropy.
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Possible antonyms include inotropic.
We also found that SRTX-b exerted a negative lusitropic effect i.e^([sic]) impairment of LV relaxation as reflected by an increased Tau, the relaxation time constant.
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