Chapter 9 Guyton |Cardiac action potential |Properties of Cardiac Muscles| Functional Anatomy

Chapter 9 Guyton |Cardiac action potential |Properties of Cardiac Muscles| Functional Anatomy

#guytonacademy #cardiacactionpotentialguyton #Propertiesofcardiacmuscles In this lecture, we will study Chapter 9 from Guyton and Hall Cardiac Muscles and its properties Action potential in Cardiac Muscles For Action potential in Nerve fibers follow the below link. It is with animations. • Chapter 5 | Nerve Membrane Potentials...

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