Does selective beta-1 receptor blockade further reduce the mechanically stabilized target coronary artery motion during beating heart surgery?
Selective beta-1 receptor blockade significantly reduces the 3D motion at anastomosis sites on the beating heart, with stable systemic blood pressure. Further quantitative investigations of pharmacological stabilization are warranted to achieve better outcome of the patients undergoing off-pump coronary artery bypass surgery.
All experiences above indicate that hTERT was one of the important proteins in the proliferation-promoting effect of VEGF on tumor cells in PCa.