Does low-intensity pulsed ultrasound enhance early healing of medial collateral ligament injuries in rats?
Low-intensity pulsed ultrasound exposure is effective for enhancing the early healing of medial collateral ligament injuries.
The K(V)7.4 and K(V)7.5 channels, which we identified in the coronary arteries, appear to have a major role in hypoxia-induced vasodilatation. The voltage clamp results further support the involvement of K(V)7 channels in this vasodilatation. Activation of these K(V)7 channels may be induced by H₂S and adenosine.