current of injury systolic

current of injury systolic
net current flow from normal to ischemic cardiac tissue during systole, due to a decrease in the amplitude and duration of the action potential so that the transmembrane potential of the ischemic tissue is less negative than that of surrounding tissue. Cf. diastolic c. of injury.

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