cardioaccelerator

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car·di·o·ac·cel·er·a·tor

 (kär′dē-ō′ăk-sĕl′ə-rā′tər)
n.
An agent, such as a drug, that increases the heart rate.
car′di·o′ac·cel′er·a′tion n.
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However in 7 out of the 10 cases, RR intervals decreased (cardioacceleration; from baseline 850 [+ or -] 86 to rTMS 830 [+ or -] 119 ms), while, for the remaining 3 cases, RR intervals increased (cardioinhibition; baseline 826 [+ or -] 137, rTMS 865 [+ or -] 108 ms).
Induced effects of transcranial magnetic stimulation on the autonomic nervous system and the cardiac rhythm
Elimination of delayed onset muscle soreness by pre-resistance cardioacceleration before each set.
Exercise is medicine: exercise soreness: what causes it and how to combat it
This might be due to training related diminished cardiopulmonary cardioacceleration (Mack et al., 1993).
Heart rate recovery after submaximal exercise in four different recovery protocols in male athletes and non-athletes
The typical response elicited by both cold and warm stimuli was a brief slowing of the heart rate, followed by prolonged cardioacceleration. Winter and summer lobsters responded somewhat differently to thermal stimuli, suggesting some type of seasonal temperature-independent modulation of their responsiveness to thermal stimuli.
Thermosensitivity of the Lobster, Homarus americanus, as Determined by Cardiac Assay
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