repolarisation

the membrane repolarisation process is essential for normal cardiac function.

abnormal cardiac repolarisation can lead to dangerous arrhythmias.

early repolarisation syndrome is associated with an increased risk of ventricular fibrillation.

the action potential repolarisation phase determines the refractory period of cardiac cells.

heterogeneous repolarisation across the ventricular wall contributes to the development of arrhythmias.

certain antiarrhythmic drugs work by prolonging the repolarisation period.

the t wave on an ecg represents ventricular repolarisation.

inhomogeneous repolarisation can create re-entrant circuits in the heart.

genetic mutations can affect the ion channels responsible for repolarisation.

long qt syndrome is characterized by delayed cardiac repolarisation.

beta-blockers can help normalize repolarisation abnormalities.