Rate-dependent action potential alternans in human heart failure implicates abnormal intracellular calcium handling.
Rate-dependent action potential alternans in human heart failure implicates abnormal intracellular calcium handling.
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10.1016/j.hrthm.2010.04.008
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2010-08
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5.5
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Trayanova NA
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Bayer JD;Narayan SM;Lalani GG;Trayanova NA
Alternans in action potential voltage (APV-ALT) at heart rates <110 beats/min is a novel index to predict ventricular arrhythmias. However, the rate-dependency of APV-ALT and its mechanisms in failing versus non-failing human myocardium are poorly understood. It is hypothesized that APV-ALT in human heart failure (HF) reflects abnormal calcium handling. Using a modeling and clinical approach, our objectives were to: (1) determine how APV-ALT varies with pacing rate, and (2) ascertain if abnormalities in calcium handling explain the rate-dependence of APV-ALT in HF. APV-ALT was analyzed at several cycle lengths (CL) using a dynamic pacing protocol applied to a human left ventricle wedge model with various alterations in calcium handling. Modeled APV-ALT was used to predict APV-ALT in left ventricle monophasic action potentials recorded from HF (n=3) and control (n=2) patients with the same pacing protocol. Reducing the sarcoplasmic reticulum calcium uptake current ≤25%, the release current ≤11%, or the sarcolemmal L-type calcium channel current ≤43% of control predicted APV-ALT to arise at CL≥600ms, then increase in magnitude by >400% for CL<400ms. In HF patients, APV-ALT arose at CL=600ms then increased in magnitude by >500% at CL<350ms. For all other model alterations and for control patients, APV-ALT occurred only at CL<500ms. APV-ALT shows differing rate-dependence in HF versus control patients, arising at slower rates in HF and predicted by models with abnormal calcium handling. Future studies should investigate whether APV-ALT at slow rates identifies patients with deranged calcium handing, including HF patients prior to decompensation or at risk for arrhythmias.
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