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Carbon Monoxide and Cardiovascular Functions (Hardcover)
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Carbon Monoxide and Cardiovascular Functions (Hardcover)
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Akin to nitric oxide, carbon monoxide (CO) was initially viewed as
a pure toxic gas, yet it has been recently demonstrated to be an
important endogenous molecule of gas that has profound
physiological and pathophysiological effects on the cardiovascular
system. In spite of the growing understanding achieved in this
field, until now a comprehensive book summarizing the extraordinary
advances in the research of the cardiovascular effects of CO has
not been available. Carbon Monoxide and Cardiovascular Functions
responds to the vexing challenges and exciting opportunities that
confront researchers and clinicians studying the biological roles
of CO in the cardiovascular system. This book presents many
never-before-published results including the first case of human CO
deficiency. It also discusses disorders where the cardiovascular
effects of CO might have been altered, including hypertension,
diabetes, stroke, and ischemic heart damage. A product of the
collected knowledge of internationally respected scientists, this
book serves as a standard reference summarizing recent
developments, scientific controversies, and future directions in
the study of the biological actions of CO on the cardiovascular
system. By covering both ancient and state-of-the-art methodologies
in great detail, Carbon Monoxide and Cardiovascular Functions,
affords a rapid mastery of the powerful new advances in CO study.
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