Breaking of myocardial pumping function was shown in experiments in anesthesized dogs under hyperthermia. The end-systolic, end-diastolic and stroke volume was decreased under those conditions. The effectiveness of Frank-Starling mechanism was reduced in severe hyperthermia.
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