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CALCIUM CHANNEL BLOCKERS AND AEC INHIBIORS ANAESTHETIC IMPLICATIONS

Posted by dr.khanji on Thu, 23 Jun 2016

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CALCIUM CHANNEL BLOCKERS Are a diverse group of structurally unrelated compounds that selectively interferes with the inward calcium movement across the myocardial and vascular smooth muscles. Calcium plays a key role in the electrical excitation of the cardiac cell and vascular smooth muscle cells.IntroductionRole of Ca++ in Cardiac and Smooth MuscleChanges in intracellular Ca++ regulate contraction through different mechanisms in cardiac and smooth muscle: In cardiac muscle, ... Read More

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