| atrial m. |
a benign gelatinous growth usually pedunculated and usually arising from the interatrial septum of the heart in the region of the fossa ovalis; symptoms may include effort dyspnea, loss of weight, fatigue, low-grade fever, polyneuritis, nausea, and palpitations, and sometimes sudden syncopal attacks related to obstruction.
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| atrial natriuretic f. |
1. atrial natriuretic peptide. 2. sometimes more specifically, the prohormone form of atrial natriuretic peptide.
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| atrial natriuretic p. |
a hormone involved in natriuresis and the regulation of renal and cardiovascular homeostasis. It is generally 28 amino acids in length but varies somewhat; it is synthesized as a prohormone in the granules of the myocytes of the atrium and is released into the circulation in response to atrial dilatation or increased intravascular fluid volume. Besides causing natriuresis, it also causes diuresis and renal vasodilation and reduces circulating concentrations of renin, aldosterone, and vasopressin, thereby normalizing circulating blood pressure and volume. Called also atriopeptin and atrial natriuretic factor.
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| atrial p. |
regulation of the rate of the heartbeat by means of an intracardiac electrode inserted in the atrium or by temporary placement of an esophageal electrode.
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| atrial pacing stress t. |
a stress test in which temporary immediately reversible atrial pacing is used to stress coronary reserve; used for patients incapable of exercise or in whom an exercise stress test is contraindicated.
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