1984
DOI: 10.2170/jjphysiol.34.793
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Sensitivity of rapidly acting arterial pressure control system in conscious adult rabbits at different ages.

Abstract: Changes in sensitivity of the rapidly acting arterial pressure control (AP) system with aging were investigated. Two catheters, one for pressure measurement and the other for inducing hemorrhage from the aorta, were chronically implanted in 25 rabbits from the same colony (aged 6 to 30 months). A few days after the operations, each animal was quickly bled (2 ml/kg body weight) while it was conscious. The hemorrhage experiment was repeated 16 times and the mean arterial pressure responses were sampled with an A… Show more

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“…LAMBERTI et al 5), COWLEY et al 6), MCRITCHIE et al 7) and ITO and SCHER8) analysed the baroreflex system in unanesthetized dogs. SAWATARI et al 9) and HOSOMI et al 10) investigated AP responses to transfusion and hemorrhage in conscious rabbits. ANDERSON et al 11) and SHIMADA and MARSH12) studied AP oscillations in unanesthetized dogs.…”
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“…LAMBERTI et al 5), COWLEY et al 6), MCRITCHIE et al 7) and ITO and SCHER8) analysed the baroreflex system in unanesthetized dogs. SAWATARI et al 9) and HOSOMI et al 10) investigated AP responses to transfusion and hemorrhage in conscious rabbits. ANDERSON et al 11) and SHIMADA and MARSH12) studied AP oscillations in unanesthetized dogs.…”
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