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Since the heart only responds during [systole, systolic] If the blood is thrown out, the circulation in the arterial streambed would almost stand still during the [[diastole]], which would be fatal for organ perfusion on the one hand and would enormously increase heart work on the other, since the entire blood column would have to be accelerated from rest with every beat.
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Since the heart only responds during [systole, systolic] If the blood is thrown out, the circulation in the arterial streambed would almost stand still during the [[Diastole/en|diastole]], which would be fatal for organ perfusion on the one hand and would enormously increase heart work on the other, since the entire blood column would have to be accelerated from rest with every beat.

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Da das Herz nur während der [[Systole, systolisch|Systole]] [[Blut]] auswirft, würde während der [[Diastole]] der Kreislauf im arteriellen Strombett fast stillstehen, was einerseits für die Organperfusion fatal wäre und andererseits die Herzarbeit enorm erhöhen würde, da bei jedem Schlag die gesamte Blutsäule aus der Ruhe heraus beschleunigt werden müsste.
ÜbersetzungSince the heart only responds during [systole, systolic] If the blood is thrown out, the circulation in the arterial streambed would almost stand still during the [[Diastole/en|diastole]], which would be fatal for organ perfusion on the one hand and would enormously increase heart work on the other, since the entire blood column would have to be accelerated from rest with every beat.

Since the heart only responds during [systole, systolic] If the blood is thrown out, the circulation in the arterial streambed would almost stand still during the diastole, which would be fatal for organ perfusion on the one hand and would enormously increase heart work on the other, since the entire blood column would have to be accelerated from rest with every beat.