Catecholamines and Heart Disease (Original Publisher)

Catecholamines and Heart Disease (1st Edition, 1991) offers an in-depth exploration of the role of catecholamines—such as adrenaline and noradrenaline—in cardiovascular pathology. This academically rigorous work is ideal for medical professionals, cardiovascular researchers, pharmacologists, and graduate-level students interested in neurochemistry, cardiology, or internal medicine. The book synthesizes biochemical theory and clinical findings, creating a bridge between bench research and bedside care.

 Key Features & Highlights

• Comprehensive coverage of catecholamine activity in heart disease, including their biochemical mechanisms, effects on myocardial tissue, and contribution to conditions such as hypertension and arrhythmias.
• Written and edited by leading researchers in cardiovascular neurochemistry.
• An invaluable resource for understanding how stress mediators contribute to cardiac pathology.
• Includes critical references for further reading and exploration.
• Ideal for both clinical application and academic study.

 Topics Covered Include:

• Introduction to catecholamines and cardiovascular physiology
• Biochemical synthesis and degradation of catecholamines
• Role of catecholamines in ischemic heart disease
• Catecholamine-induced arrhythmias and cardiomyopathies
• Includes core chapters on the molecular pathways, clinical implications, and therapeutic considerations of catecholamine activity in heart disease

About the Author
This volume features contributions from expert cardiovascular researchers and clinicians affiliated with academic and medical institutions, providing a balanced mix of theoretical knowledge and clinical application.

 File Details

• Format: PDF
• File Size: Approx. 5 MB
• Language: English
• Device Compatibility: Compatible with all major e-readers, tablets, computers, and smartphones (Kindle, iOS, Android, Windows, macOS)

 Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Is this book suitable for medical students or general readers?
A: While medical students with a background in physiology may benefit, this book is best suited for graduate-level readers, researchers, and practicing clinicians due to its technical depth.

Q2: Does the book discuss treatment options related to catecholamine-induced heart conditions?
A: Yes, the text includes discussions on clinical implications and therapeutic strategies related to catecholamine activity in cardiovascular disease.