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Igor R. Efimov, Ph.D., F.A.H.A., F.H.R.S Cardiac
Bioelectricity and Arrhythmia Center Department
of Biomedical Engineering
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Computerized mapping of fibrillation in normal
ventricular myocardium, Chaos, 8 127-136, 1998
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The cost of cardiovascular diseases and stroke in
the United States for 2007 is estimated at
431.8 billion
American Heart Association
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Annual Pacemaker and Implantable
Cardioverter-Defibrillator (ICD) Implants in the
United States
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Egyptian papyrus, circa 1550 BC, discovered,
translated and published by Georg Ebers as
Fundamentals of the Medical Mystery,
Understanding the Hearts Movement and Knowledge
of the Heart Itself, 1875.
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Timeline of stimulation history
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1781
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zinc copper
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Recovery of the Apparently Dead, London, 1788.
Twenty minutes had at least elapsed before he
could apply the shock, which he gave to various
parts of the body without any apparent success
but at length, on transmitting a few shocks
through the thorax, he perceived a small
pulsation soon after the child began to breathe,
though with great difficulty. In about ten
minutes she vomited. A kind of stupor remained
for some days but the child was restored to
perfect health and spirits in about a week.
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M. Hoffa C. Ludwig, Einige neue Versuche ueber
Herzbewegung. Zeitschrift Rationelle Medizin
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Kymograph
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J.-L. Prevost and F. Battelli, La Mort Par Les
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(1878-1968)
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C.S. Beck, W.H. Pritchard, H.S. Feil, Ventricular
fibrillation of long duration abolished by
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1947
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Success
Minutes
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Michel Mirowski, 1924-1990
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Automatic Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator
(ICD)
Dr. Becks defibrillator 1947
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Implantable Device Therapy
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Automatic External Defibrillator
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Automatic external defibrillator
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Phase 0 1 2
3 4
Calcium influx into cell triggers
contraction of cardiac fiber
0 mV - - - - - - -
ICa
-90 mV (resting potential)
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Marban. Nature. 2002.
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Priori et al., Circulation, 1999
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Priori et al., Circulation, 1999
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Change of BKCa function In smooth
muscle --Hypertension --Urinary
Incontinence --Erectile Dysfunction In
brain --epilepsy
Jianmin Cui, David Sept, Washington University
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  • the cardiomyopathies due to alterations in
    sarcomeric and in cytoskeletal proteins
  • the arrhythmogenic diseases that are caused by
    mutations in ion channels and ion
    channel-controlling proteins such as
  • the long-QT syndromes (LQTS),
  • the Brugada syndromes (BrS),
  • catecholaminergic polymorphic ventricular
    tachycardias (CPVT),
  • Andersen syndrome.

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  • Hypertrophy increased muscle mass accommodate
    increased load clinically documents increase in
    ventricular wall thickness increase in the size
    of myocytes, not the number often associated
    with increases in interstitial fibrosis, which
    increases cardiac stiffness and impairs
    ventricular relaxation.
  • Normal heart
  • Dilation increase in cardiac chamber volume
    compensatory response to diminished contractile
    function improve pressure-volume relationships
    within the heart so as to augment cardiac output.

Seidman Seidman, 2001
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syndrome)
Keating Sanguinetti, Cell, 2001
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?????????????? AF)
Chen et al., Science, 2003
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Mutations in KVLQT1 minK IKs LQTS
Keating Sanguinetti, 2001
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Mutations that remodel the human heart
Human mutations in sarcomere protein are
currently the only known genetic causes of
hypertrophic remodeling. Mutations in proteins of
the thin and thick filament of the sarcomere,
cytoskeletal sarcoglycans, intermediate filament
proteins, and nuclear envelope proteins can cause
cardiac dilation. Genetic studies in man and
model organisms indicate calcium dysregulation
occurs in response to gene mutations that trigger
cardiac remodeling. (Fatkin et al., 2000b)
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Familial hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
Priori et al, Circ. 2000
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  • Human hypertrophic mutations have been located in
    myosin head domain residues that interface with
    actin or that surround the ATP binding pocket.
  • Also in residues that comprise a flexible fulcrum
    in myosin, or that bind myosin light chains.
  • Blue residues mutated in hypertrophic
    cardiomyopathy, red residues are mutated in
    dilated cardiomyopathy

Seidman Seidman, 2001
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Jenkins, Rollins, Case Western Reserve
University, 2007
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Vimentin, Connexin 43, a-actinin
Vimentin, Connexin 43, a-actinin
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SVC
CT
IAS
RA
IVC
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Cx43 in Human Right Atrium
Red Cx43 Green a-actinin Blue
Vimentin
40 µm
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  • Two pathways
  • Vagus nerve, M2 receptor, inhibitory G protein
    (Gi), decrease of conduction in the AV node
  • Sympathetic nerve, B1 receptor, stimulatory G
    protein (Gs), increase of conduction in the AV
    node
  • Infection of porcine AV node with an adenoviral
    vector overexpressing the inhibitory G protein
    (Gai2) suppresses baseline AV conduction and
    slows heart rate during atrial fibrillation

Donahue et al., 2000
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Cardiac tissue engineering
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Medical School, University of Montpellier,
France. Official status given by Cardinal Conrad
in 1220.
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