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Hypokalemia shortens relative refractory period of peripheral sensory nerves in man.

scientific article published on August 1977

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Hypokalemia shortens relative refractory period of peripheral sensory nerves in man. (English)

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K Maurer

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H C Hopf

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K Lowitzsch

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1 August 1977

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Journal of Neurology

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Hyperkalemic periodic paralysis

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Membrane potentials in experimental potassium deficiency. Measurements in rat diaphragm in vitro

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Changes of sensory conduction velocity and refractory periods with decreasing tissue temperature in man

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Electromyography 1950-1975

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The influence of potassium and chloride ions on the membrane potential of single muscle fibres

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[Refractory period and repetitive stimulation transmission in human mixed peripheral nerves]

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Causes, recognition and therapy of disorders of potassium metabolism (with special reference to surgical diseases)

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Chronic potassium deficiency and muscle cell excitability. Measurements on single muscle cells in situ in man

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[Refractory periods and frequent impulse conduction in mixed n. ulnaris of man in polyneuropathies (author's transl)]

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Influence of ouabain on membrane potentials in dietary potassium deficiency. Measurements on rat diaphragm in vitro

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Gradients of potassium and hydrogen ion in potassiumdeficient voluntary muscle

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General potassium deficiency. Electrolyte gradients and membrane permeability in myocardial and skeletal muscle cells

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10.1007/BF00312818

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