1954
DOI: 10.1001/archderm.1954.01540240105011
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“…In fact, the myogenic response, also called Bayliss effect, is usually described as the increase/decrease in vessel tone in response to the increase/decrease of transmural pressure (3,15,21,52). It has been well characterized in vitro, in cannulated arterial segments subjected to sustained step changes in trans- mural pressure (13,15,21), while the rapid response to short-lasting changes has been comparatively less investigated.…”
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“…In fact, the myogenic response, also called Bayliss effect, is usually described as the increase/decrease in vessel tone in response to the increase/decrease of transmural pressure (3,15,21,52). It has been well characterized in vitro, in cannulated arterial segments subjected to sustained step changes in trans- mural pressure (13,15,21), while the rapid response to short-lasting changes has been comparatively less investigated.…”
Section: The Rapid Hyperemic Response To Brief Spontaneous Contractionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It has been well characterized in vitro, in cannulated arterial segments subjected to sustained step changes in trans- mural pressure (13,15,21), while the rapid response to short-lasting changes has been comparatively less investigated. This is surprising if we consider that the first observation of the phenomenon by Sir William Bayliss was in fact a rapid blood flow increase in the hindlimbs in response to a brief occlusion of the abdominal aorta (3).…”
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