Titlebook: Central and Peripheral Mechanisms of Cardiovascular Regulation; A. Magro,W. Osswald,P. Vanhoutte Book 1986 Springer Science+Business Media

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Propagation Systems and Evolution in ,Vasomotion of large arteries can be brought about by two different mechanisms:

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Mechanisms Involved in the Actions of Stimulant Drugs on Vascular Smooth Muscle,de tension development, or relaxation of existing tension, in response to varied stimuli reaching it from both local and distant parts of the body. The stimuli which reach it are of two main types — blood borne or local hormones and neurotransmitter substances. The smooth muscle in a particular orga

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Vascular Smooth Muscle: Structure and Function,er Windkessel vessels and determines the pulse pressure for a given oscillatory flow. The second concerns primarily the vessels responsible for flow distribution (the small arteries and arterioles) and gives the steady flow maintained by a given perfusion pressure. The third is of importance as rega

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Serotonin, Platelets, and Vascular Function,direct activation of the smooth muscle, to amplification of the response to other neurohumoral mediators, or to the liberation of other endogenous vasoconstrictors (e.g. norepinephrine from adrenergic nerves). Vasodilator responses to serotonin are seen mainly at the arteriolar level, but can also b

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Antihypertensive Drugs: Current and Future Therapies,essure. In the United States alone, high blood pressure afflicts an estimated 38 million adults (American Heart Association, 1985). Over 5 million are achieving control of their blood pressure with medication; however, for most hypertensives their elevated pressure remains either undetected, untreat

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The Fawn-Hooded Rat as a Genetic Hypertensive Animal Model,mal cardiac output (Frohlich, Tarazi and Dustan, 1969). The disease in man has the property of multiplicity (Paul, 1976) in which hereditary factors play an important role (Page, 1961; Pickering, 1974), Probably over 95% of patients with hypertension have essential hypertension. By definition essent