Inhibition of cardiac sympathetic nerve activity during swallowing evoked by laryngeal afferent stimulation in the cat

König, S. A.; Czachurski, J.; Dembowsky, Klaus

doi:10.1016/0304-3940(90)90643-n

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“…The two neural systems responsible for this regulation are the respiratory and cardiovascular systems. Both systems have been extensively and independently studied over the past two centuries (Feldman 1986;Ezure 1990;Kumada et al 1990;Chalmers & Pilowsky 1991;Spyer 1993;Dampney 1994a,b), but the neural pathways and neurotransmitters coordinating these two vital functions are still poorly understood.…”

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Good Vibrations? Respiratory Rhythms in the Central Control of Blood Pressure

Pilowsky

1995

Clin Exp Pharma Physio

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1. Arterial blood pressure is maintained, and reflexly controlled, by the activity of neurons in the medulla and spinal cord. 2. Rhythmic, automatic, respiratory activity is generated by neurons in the ventral medulla and transmitted to premotoneurons and motoneurons in the medulla and spinal cord. 3. Sympathetic nerve activity often has a respiratory rhythmicity. 4. One site at which the interaction between respiratory and sympathetic neurons occurs is the ventrolateral medulla. 5. Different types of sympathetic neurons, such as muscle vasoconstrictor, sudomotor and pilo-erector, have different patterns of respiratory rhythmicity. 6. Inputs from medullary respiratory neurons to medullary sympathetic premotor neurons may be the mechanism that co-ordinates the activity of these two vital systems.

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confidence: 99%