THE EFFECT OF EXERCISE ON THE VASCULAR BED OF SKELETAL MUSCLE.
THE EFFECT OF EXERCISE ON THE VASCULAR BED OF SKELETAL MUSCLE.
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运动对骨骼肌血管床的影响。
DOI:
10.1111/j.1748-1716.1964.tb03947.x
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发表时间:
1964
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I. Kjellmer
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作者:
I. Kjellmer
A plethysmographic method is described which has been used for continuous recording of volumetric changes in the isolated calf muscles of cats. Venous outflow, arterial and venous pressures were measured simultaneously. Steady state exercise was mimicked by stimulation of the motor nerve. Changes occurring in the resistance vessels, in the capacitance vessels and in the capillary filtration coefficients were recorded. Exercise provoked a dilatation of the resistance vessels, an increase of the capillary filtration coefficient (dilatation of the precapillary sphincters) and a distension of the capacitance vessels. The degree of dilatation in all three vessel sections was related to the severity of exercise. It was shown that the increase in regional blood volume (dilatation of the capacitance vessels) is caused mainly by an increased pressure head reaching the capacitance vessels and not by an active venous dilatation. During exercise there was a net outward capillary filtration due to an elevated capillary hydrostatic pressure and augmented by an increased capillary surface area available to blood flow. The elevation of capillary pressure was caused by a dilatation, which affected the precapillary resistance vessels relatively more than the postcapillary.