Dr. Sanjay Bhojraj
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first heard Dec 2025
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As I mentioned, sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium.
These are the four that get pumped back and forth.
And so if you have...
A calcium abnormality that can affect the length of some of these intervals, like the time that it takes electricity to go through can widen out.
So we look at things called a QRS interval or a QT interval.
That's the space between these blips.
Probably a little nerdy, but the point being is that these are all these intervals are all affected by CO2.
These ion channels, calcium, magnesium, potassium.
And think of those like bouncers at the club that let people in and out.
So the sodium bouncer is the sodium channel that's sodium in.
And, you know, then there's somebody that kicks out the potassium.
You know, it happens in milliseconds at a very small scale.
But what we see, not just with...
Okay, so as you look at the effect of these pet hormones, they can actually slow down or speed up how fast these ion channels are letting these electrolytes in and out.
And that can have effects on the EKG on the surface.
But more so internally, what that can sometimes do is set up these kind of weird aftershocks.
We call them early and late depolarizations and late potentials.
If you've ever been surfing or you hear a sound wave bounce off and come back at you fast or you see a wave.
You can set up these weird electrical phenomenon that confuse the heart muscle
and cause them to beep early.
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