Acute interaction between human epicardial adipose tissue and human atrial myocardium induce arrhythmic susceptibility.

Aram A. Babakr,Ingrid C. Fomison-Nurse,Isabelle Van Hout,Hamish M. Aitken-Buck,Ramanen Sugunesegran,Philip Davis,Richard W. Bunton,Michael J.A. Williams,Sean Coffey,Martin K. Stiles,Peter P. Jones,Regis R. Lamberts

Acute interaction between human epicardial adipose tissue and human atrial myocardium induce arrhythmic susceptibility.

2019

Aram A. Babakr
Ingrid C. Fomison-Nurse
Isabelle Van Hout
Hamish M. Aitken-Buck
Ramanen Sugunesegran
Philip Davis
Richard W. Bunton
Michael J.A. Williams
Sean Coffey
Martin K. Stiles
Peter P. Jones
Regis R. Lamberts

Aims: Epicardial adipose tissue (EAT) deposition has a strong clinical association with atrial arrhythmias; however, whether a direct functional interaction exists between EAT and the myocardium to...

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Atrial arrhythmias
Endocrinology
Epicardial adipose tissue
Atrial myocardium
Internal medicine
Biology
Cardiology
Diabetes mellitus
β adrenergic stimulation

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