By What Mechanism Would An Increase In Venous Return Increase Stroke Volume?

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By What Mechanism Would An Increase In Venous Return Increase Stroke Volume?

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increased end diastolic volume Yes, an increase in venous return increases the end diastolic volume. The fibers are stretched more, resulting in an increase in the force of contraction (preload, or the Frank-Starling Mechanism).
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